Sentence examples for is considered subject from inspiring English sources

State-space model is considered subject to time-varying uncertainties, and designated observer gains ensuring stability of overall system are also parameter-dependent. Synthesis procedure is demonstrated by employing H∞ performance criteria which has become a standard for robust system design against external disturbances.

Acton said a current working group in Parliament is trying to draw a line between what information in a university employee's e-mail account is considered subject to FOI requests and what is considered personal.

Salvatore J. Ferrante, co-chairman of the Board of Education in Bethany, said years ago the superintendent told the board that e-mail should be considered subject to disclosure and retained.

All submitted manuscripts are considered subject to the understanding that they have not been published before in any form and are not being considered for publication elsewhere.

If this was the case, the site was considered subject to a turnover event.

NGT presupposes that the members of such a population are considered subjects and not research objects.

Matter, form, and the compound of matter and form may all be considered subjects, Aristotle tells us, (1029a2 4), but which of them is substance?

The tower has been considered subjected to self-weights and live loads (the latter equal to 5 kN/m2), the evaluated normal stresses are shown in Fig. 6.

Four groups were considered: subjects with hypertensive retinopathy (n = 16), subjects with CADASIL (n = 11), and the respective age- and gender-matched controls (n = 16 and 11).

False positive POCTs were considered subjects with normal conventional celiac serology, as, in these asymptomatic children, performing intestinal biopsy was judged unethical.

If only backpack load was considered, (subjects' average mass 72 kg, walking at 5.54 km/h) the optimal load was 40 kg.