Sentence examples for manner we consider from inspiring English sources

Before stating our general result on the cooperative locality of the codes obtained in this manner, we consider small values of ℓ.

When we conceive of a thing in a complex manner, we consider that thing according to its metaphysical structure, and so according to its many levels of being and kinds of essence.

In a similar manner, we consider the points a i ( n + 1 ≤ i ≤ n + ϱ ) in the interval [ x 1, 1 ] such that ( a i, k j, ε ) ∈ Λ.

As all the cycles are of optimal order, to present a comparative study of all the cases in a concise manner, we consider here only ℓ = 2, 4. We make the following observations.

In the same manner we consider that the specimens Sw1, Sw2 and Sw3 are likely to be of hybrid origin between an M. obovatus-like progenitor and M. flexuosus which is still growing nearby.

To address this question, we model HPV-16 transmission in the Australian heterosexual population implementing reactivation of the virus in a manner we consider to be plausible based on our current knowledge.

To evaluate the welfare change, i.e., the intangible benefits from manufacturing drugs in a patient-friendly manner, we considered the following.

Since the hrp system comprises multiple components that interact and regulate each other in a defined logic manner, we considered that multiple-input combinational logic devices should be constructed based on their existing regulatory relationships.

In the first instalment of the seminal WoM guide to 21st-century table manners we considered whether cameras in restaurant are the modern equivalent of Betjeman's cruet and serviettes.

Humans learn in the same incremental manner, so we consider that our approach may be a better alternative to existing learning paradigms, which require offline learning, a significant amount of previous knowledge, or a large number of samples.

RSV data from the EISS have been entered in a timely manner and we consider that the EISS model can be used to develop an RSV surveillance system equivalent to the influenza surveillance in Europe.