Sentence examples for period considerations from inspiring English sources

The mean life cycle GHG emissions from wind electricity generation systems were noted to decrease with an increase in the CF, the cycle time period considerations for the infrastructure, and the power rating of the wind electricity generation systems.

From Table 1, one may note that the GHG emissions from wind electricity generation systems decreased with an increase in the CF [14], the life cycle time period considerations [20], and the power rating [8, 14, 17, 31].

Besides, multi-period consideration is included in the analysis to address the effect of changes in operating conditions of the IPHI network on total hydrogen consumption.

Temporal comparisons involve sequential analyses of the same river reach es) and may involve comparative field measurements at different time periods, consideration of indirect records, such as ground or aerial photographs, or the analyses of ecological elements that provide chronosequences, such as progressive arcuate bands of vegetation or tree rings (studies cited in Table  1).

156 In the early period, legal considerations were more important than medical ones, and financial and administrative problems had to be overcome in any expansion of the nation's vital statistics.

After a lengthy period of consideration, Elizabeth follows suit.

The latter reaction is an almost inevitable response to the period under consideration.

The upper third presents major trends and developments at the national and state level -- wars, migrations, economic and political upheavals -- and how they shaped the period under consideration.

There are other places, too, where you cannot help but wonder whether Ringdal is weighing up the most urgent issues of the period under consideration.

This story was amended on 25 November 2015 to clarify the number of claims made against priests in the period under consideration by the commission.

In Indo-European civilizations the essential element of the sacred furniture is the altar, the site of which varies according to the cult and period under consideration.