Sentence examples for provide we consider from inspiring English sources

"The military assistance that we provide we consider not only an important part of our obligation to the state of Israel, but also an important part of US security infrastructure in the region".

"The military support we provide we consider not only an important part of our obligation... but also an important element of the US security infrastructure in the region," he said.

Unlike the algorithm in [16] which just stops when one BS fails to transfer its UEs due to the unavailable resource the nearby BSs can provide, we consider that there still exists the potential of switching off other active PBSs when just one PBS fails to be switched off.

For a V2I network with N number of mean velocity classes, the results of (37) can be extended for all the higher velocity classes, provided we consider the slowest vehicle to be the reference node.

In this case the relation C/B≈1 remains correct provided we consider average values of cases and births over the appropriate time period.

However, providing we consider a large number of bifurcating events (as we can through flow cytometry based measurement) we can describe the partitioning ratios of all the cells as a continuous Gaussian probability distribution function with a mean α and standard deviation Δα.

Provided we initially consider the system to be in the lowest band, processes accessing higher Bloch bands are suppressed by a factor of the order or greater, and the master equation for the 1D model simplifies to: (1).

"Just as I found SSA to be a community that is productively diverse, L.I.F.E.'s emphasis on diversity provides what we consider to be innovative peer mentoring.

A thorough mean square error (MSE) analysis of this CFR estimation scheme is provided, where we consider linear estimators based on both least squares (LS) and minimum MSE (MMSE) criteria by assuming different knowledge of the channel statistics.

In contrast, the validity of the latter condition remains uncertain; however, provided that we consider seismic surface waves with periods of several tens of seconds in a relatively resistive crust (i.e., with a resistivity >100 Ω·m), the induction effect is almost negligible.

Still, this approach seems to be applicable to the primordial RNA-like polymers in the Zn world, provided that we consider the more photostable constructs as "functional" ones and the solar UV radiation as the selecting and erasing energy input.