Sentence examples for methodology to consider from inspiring English sources
An original methodology to consider LSP-induced residual stresses on the FCP behaviour was proposed.
This study introduces a methodology to consider how the interdependencies in functionality among different building sectors impact community resilience.
The main objective of this work is to propose a methodology to consider the stochastic aspect of fire development in a specific case by using fire modelling.
The first phase of the Cost of Inaction project focused on developing and applying a methodology to consider the consequences and costs that arise from a failure to respond to the needs of children affected (or infected) by HIV/AIDS.
The aim of this study is to present a Power Series Expansion (PSE -based back-off methodology to consider PSE -basedtic-based descriptions for the disturbances and uncertain paramethodologyintogration of design and consider
Thus, it seems interesting to further extend and generalise the proposed evaluation methodology to consider different weights for the different types of errors to model the real human effort invested.
Development of control strategies for large-scale processes has led to formulate novel methodologies to consider the global performance of a plant, facilitating the design, validation and evaluation of more complex control strategies.
Then, we present our current hypothesis and developments concerning both integration and improvement of a methodology permitting to consider main gearboxes noise during helicopters design phases.
The methodology has to consider all the relevant aspects of comfort.
The meta-LCA methodology tried to consider energy pathways globally (i.e., a set of systems instead of a single one) to overcome the undertaking of single-detailed LCAs and has been widely used in the energy field over the last few years (Warner et al. 2010).
The methodology used to consider gamma-distributed infectious periods can be straightforwardly extended to include latent and prodromal stages of infection.
