Sentence examples for respecting a range from inspiring English sources

An important variant of the problem requires scheduling of activities for multiple projects considering availability of local and global resources while respecting a range of constraints.

Respecting a wide range of worldviews while increasing acceptance of biological evolution as the scientific explanation for the origin of species is a substantial challenge that may be difficult to achieve.

Equally, a Somm may guide a diner toward a bottle that better matches the food while respecting a general price range.

It respects a wide range of existing sequencing technologies as well as their possible future evolution (e.g. technologies producing several 'subreads'subreads

They are full-fledged unconscious automata or zombies, rather as blindsight subjects are restricted unconscious automata or partial zombies with respect to a range of visual stimuli.

This paper reviews the use of ILs in the corrosion protection of magnesium and aluminium with respect to a range of IL chemistries.

The study's aim was to assess the behavioural validity of participants using of a newly developed bicycle simulator with respect to a range of cycling performance measures collected both using the cycling simulator and on-road.

An experimental evaluation on synthetic and real-life event logs shows that this discover-and-structure approach consistently outperforms previous approaches with respect to a range of accuracy and complexity measures.

For the numerical illustration, a randomly excited Duffing oscillator is investigated in order to study the performance of the stochastic parallel algorithm with respect to a range of system parameters.

We demonstrate the robustness of these findings with respect to a range of packing fractions in experimental sand and photoelastic disk assemblies subject to compression and shear, as well as in a series of discrete element simulations of compression tests.

While targeting the volcanic islands of the eastern Caribbean, the source-book and its content are largely generic, and the advice and guidelines contained therein have equal validity in respect of improving communication before and during crises at any volcano, and have application to the communication issue in respect of a range of other geophysical hazards.