Sentence examples for point of view considering from inspiring English sources

The system was analyzed from an energy and economic point of view, considering different time bases.

This is quite small, but always "thinkable" from a human point of view considering that with a small microscope they could be visible.

The paper will evaluate how these new technologies can be integrated in a residential size biomass boiler from a technological and economic point of view, considering also operation and maintenance costs.

On this point of view, considering that one of the major limits of a therapy based on neuroactive steroids could be modifications in their plasma levels and their consequent peripheral effects, pharmacological treatments aimed to increase their levels in the nervous system could provide an interesting therapeutic option.

From an historical point of view considering insects as food is not something new in Western societies.

Morinaga (1973) also noted that, from a theoretical point of view, considering the rheological parameters of the material, the pumping of concrete would not be possible without the formation of this slippage layer.

The first point of view considers the user and its way he manipulates and interacts with the product.

The chef, HAIM COHEN, an Israeli, infuses the menu with a Middle Eastern point of view: consider zucchini cakes with feta and a sundae with date honey.

Today's information flow is, from a general point of view, considered to be insufficient and the hypothesis is that using VR models in the construction process have the potential to minimize waste of resources and improve the final result.

When you express a differing point of view, consider using phrases such as, "From my perspective," or "Help me understand how you are addressing this specific issue". 5. Express willingness to be influenced by new information.

The methodological point of view considers that, in the geo-resources field, a model hardly can be proven (to prove that it is true), but it can be falsified (to prove that it is false) (Matheron 1978).