Sentence examples for principles without considering from inspiring English sources

Still, the lyophilization of polymeric nanoparticles is frequently based in empirical principles, without considering the physical chemical properties of formulations and the engineering principles of lyophilization.

As is clear from the preceding section, historians equate bioethics with the 'applied ethics' model promoted during the late 1970s: operating through the application of normative principles, without considering social, cultural or historical factors.

German politicians have agreed to something in principle without considering the design, and whether it might actually work.

However, the extent of segregation was much smaller than that observed experimentally when the segregation energy was evaluated using first-principles calculations without considering lattice vibrations (i.e., the calculations were performed for 0 K).

According to this theory, individuals are enforced morally to perform or take actions in accordance with series of principles as well as rules without considering the outputs of taken actions [18].

Because we assumed the superposition principle for the linear long waves, there is a possibility to have overestimated tsunami heights without considering the effects of bottom friction and advection terms.

"We cannot live without considering each other".

Evaluation of tsunami heights based on the superposition principle is simple and efficient; however, there is a possibility to overestimate the tsunami heights by using linear long wave equation without considering the effects of bottom friction or advection terms.

Using the minimum potential energy principle and considering both the effects of surface tension and adhesion, explicit solutions are obtained for the contact radius and the indent depth for the case without external loading.

The principles are considered suggestions, not requirements.

It detailed seven principles to consider when imposing fines and fees, among them that courts should not jail people for nonpayment of fines and fees without first determining whether the non-payer was indigent and then establishing that the failure to pay was "willful," and that courts should consider alternatives to jail for indigent defendants.