Sentence examples for methodologies that consider from inspiring English sources

There are numerous other methodologies that consider the extension of the traditional commerce model for the purchaser relative to their personal information [20].

Nevertheless, the problem is that no database design methodologies that consider security (and therefore secure database models) across the entire life cycle, particularly at the earliest stages currently exist.

Responding to these challenges requires the development of methodologies that consider landscape change beyond individual sites and monuments and this paper reports the development of such an approach based on investigation of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, Derbyshire, UK.

To enable energy awareness in cloud applications, a self-adaptive software development methodology that considers energy at each stage: requirements gathering, software construction and testing is a necessity.

One alternative approach can be based in the application of Gamestorming methodology that considers the use of games in the process of brainstorming.

Reference [9] presented an integrated methodology that considered demand responses and renewable generation as inputs for the distribution system planning to make the system as a low-carbon sustainable system.

Penn State has developed an agglomeration modeling methodology that considers non-uniform temperature, gaseous atmosphere and heterogeneity in ash chemical composition to predict slag-liquid formation and agglomerate growth rate.

This paper presents a novel integrated design methodology that considers the propeller, prime mover, and vessel as one integrated system, and considers the probabilistic operational profile of the vessel, to minimize lifetime fuel consumption.

In the present work was designed a thermal power plant using the biogas produced in an anaerobic wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) through an implementation methodology that considers the population growth according to a southeast ordinary Brazilian city.

Regression analysis was conducted using the "random effects" methodology that considers both earthquake-to-earthquake (inter-event) variability and within-earthquake (intra-event) variability to effectively handle the problem of weighting observations from different earthquakes.

This paper firstly argues for the need to develop a methodology that considers security as an integral part of the whole system development process, and secondly it contributes to the current state of the art by proposing an approach that considers security concerns as an integral part of the entire system development process and by relating this approach with existing work.