Sentence examples for inputs to consider from inspiring English sources

"It's multifaceted there's a competitive side, a regulatory side, and there are a lot more different inputs to consider.”.

Such a decision tool could in turn reduce the uncertainty and confusion surrounding the variety of inputs to consider and guide organizational decision making over a span of time.

However, the entorhinal cortex may not be the only major extrinsic input to consider, and the trisynaptic circuit may not be the only way information is processed in hippocampus.

Since the point of the creep fatigue life evaluation in the weld joint is a consideration of the metallurgical discontinuities, FEA was performed using a model with three material properties, a base metal (BM), weld metal (WM) and a heat-affected zone (HAZ) formed in the base metal due to the welding heat input, to consider the mutual relationships among them.

The set of input quantities to consider has been determined by a previous Morris's design.

In this research, three different FDR mixtures were tested to obtain all necessary material properties required as inputs for PavementMe to consider this material as both asphalt concrete (AC) and unbound granular material (UGM).

The flexibility of gradient computation with neural networks also allows alternative block diagrams with extra inputs to be considered.

However, analysis of siphon breaking is complex since it comprises two-phase flow and there are many inputs to be considered.

It should be noted that the third PRC version only requires to specify three parameters: the maximum number of inputs to be considered during the delay period (limiting the number of terms in Eq. (24)), and for the iterative procedure, the number of iterations M, and the learning rate ϵ.

Our study of the dependence of the correlation on the strength of the external input allowed us to consider analytically this problem in our network.

Note that for analyzing possiblerepetitive solutions, we really only need to consider inputs to Π 1 k that satisfy 0 ≤ m 2 ≤ m 2 ∗, 0 ≤ m 3 ≤ m 3 ∗.