Sentence examples for release is considered from inspiring English sources

Portugal, Norway and Spain do not have any kind of life sentence, while every European country except Holland and England and Wales have fixed periods for their lifers after which release is considered.

In most numerical modeling of the coseismic earthquake process, this strengthening process is neglected, because the contribution from the strengthening phase to fracture energy release is considered minor once the instability develops.

Since this 2013 drill, the town council has been locally promoting the fact that the population and the municipal services will be moved several weeks before a rockslide, as soon as the likelihood of its release is considered certain.

Snowmelt recharge of groundwater and its delayed release is considered an important mechanism for sustaining the baseflow of alpine streams, but relatively little is known about groundwater storage capacity in alpine regions.

This result indicates that the convolution effect of plural intermittent releases expressed in Eq. (5) is important in the short time period (<1 s) because the required amount for increasing the electron density up to 7 × 105 cm−3 at r = 10 m is more than 0.1 g when a single release is considered (see Fig. 6).

Director Ang Lee's 3-D spectacle "Life of Pi" has earned favorable reviews in early screenings, but with a production cost of $120 million and an unknown 19-year-old lead, the holiday release is considered a big gamble for 20th Century Fox and its financial partners.

Percent drug release was considered as dependent variable.

The initial fast release was considered to be relevant to the absorption of DOX by the shallow parts of micelles.

The 1955 release was considered a landmark in Bach performance; the 1981 version, complete with Gould's idiosyncratic tempi, is a revelation.

Two surface inactivation models for the fate of attached inactive viruses and their subsequent role on virus attachment and release were considered.

Seismic quiescence and accelerating seismic energy release are considered as possible spatio-temporal patterns of the preparation process of the 6 September 2002 Palermo, Italy, earthquake (M 5.8).