Sentence examples for loosely considered from inspiring English sources
Secrecy, though still an important function in cryptology, is often no longer the main purpose of using a transformation, and the resulting transformation may be only loosely considered a cipher.
She does it on Pinterest – a gallery site similar to Tumblr: "I have always had an interest in lights" she explains "and I've loosely considered creating a line of my own.
The sigmoid-function controller in Figure 2(a) indicates the idea of fuzzy control with control commands loosely considered when the deviation is comparatively large, where the control commands are strictly treated when the deviation is comparatively small [27].
Analyzing the content and categories for all of the President-elect's Twitter activity shows that of those 274 communications, only 36.9percentt of tweets have discussed what could be loosely considered part of one of the following groups: administration planning, foreign policy or domestic policy.
The latter option is implicitly adopted by some authors, notably by Koonin et al. in their "Viral World' hypothesis, who maintain that viruses historically predate cells; the viruses of that "Viral World" being loosely considered self-replicating "virus-like" genetic elements from which modern viruses evolved (Koonin et al. 2006).
In the chaos of the campaign, he was loosely considered Schacht's supervisor.
I say this loosely considering this modest lyricist has a hidden library of unpublished freestyles stored on lined pages and spiral bindings.
Analyses can be conducted in such a way to assess ethnicity more loosely, considering how subjects self-identify; however, to more accurately assess differences in ethnicity which are inherited among defined groups, our method is substantially more reliable.
If the representation is thought to be accurate, the quantum simulator can then loosely be considered as a simulator for the system of interest.
Along with the Village Green area, this could loosely be considered Downtown Lincolnshire.
As I round the corner near what can only loosely be considered a cafe I hear my name being called from inside.
