Sentence examples for movement consideration from inspiring English sources

In Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), different strategies have been developed for organ movement consideration [1 3].

In this study, the sliding interface was modeled between concrete and dowel bars in order to effectively simulate the dowel bar movement in consideration of the temperature effect.

The study presented three algorithms that ensured the balanced deployment of the entire network by changing the degree of movement in consideration of local density of each sensor (number of neighboring sensors) and remaining energy.

Our results, however, suggest that exploratory spatial and spatio-temporal analysis should be substantiated by additional analyses that will take ownership or pig movement into consideration, particularly in zones where spatial clustering of premises under the same ownership exists.

Taking the influence of human movement into consideration is still necessary and important for the infection control in enclosed environment.The droplets dispersion and disease transmission in the airplane cabin are also highly depended on the behavior characteristics of the index patient, e.g. the index patient coughs during walking along the aisle or standing and waiting outside the lavatory.

In the study of pedestrian movements, a consideration of group behaviors is important because of their potential impacts on pedestrian flow dynamics.

Taking currency movements into consideration, that translates into a 6% drop in U.S. dollar terms.

However, CCN has not taken the effect of consumer device movements into consideration.

The general judicial movement toward considerations of fairness in ordering divorce property divisions may well weaken the protections provided by the traditional spendthrift trust.

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Thank you for sending your work entitled "A genetically-defined asymmetry underlies the inhibitory control of flexor-extensor locomotor movements" for consideration at eLife.