Sentence examples similar to the instance under consideration from inspiring English sources

Scholars who have followed the work of the court for decades said they could not recall an instance similar to Justice Scalia's commentary on a political dispute outside the record of the case under consideration.

First, A-ENS can enhance the performance of both KnEA and Two_Arch2 in solving most 5- and 10-objective DTLZ and WFG test problems without considerably deterioration on all test instances under consideration.

For a particular instance of the parameters under consideration, we are able to solve the underlying partial differential equations, compute an output, and give sharp error bounds.

We emphasize that most of the work concerning nonlocal boundary value problems relates the contribution expressed in terms of the integral to the value of the unknown function at a fixed point (left/right end-point of the interval under consideration), for instance, see [1 3] and references therein.

(See, for instance, [1, 2].) Several of these properties are related with the rotundity of the unit ball of the space under consideration, as for instance, the uniform convexity, the uniform smoothness and the uniform nonsquareness.

For instance, Mihet assumed that the space under consideration is an M-complete non-Archimedean KM-space.

A natural way to achieve this goal consists of merging the aforementioned values into a simple one by means of an aggregation function in such a way that the obtained numerical value is used to take the desired decision under an appropriate criterion for the problem under consideration (see, for instance, [1]).

In its most general terms, the central problem with each of these attempts has to do with the fact that the alleged "objects" under consideration are in each instance "transcendent".

The case is now under consideration by the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission.

Our interest here lies in the complexity in terms of the domain under consideration in a specific application instance.

Generally, the performance of segmentation methods heavily relies on the particular image characteristics, for instance the degree of detail exhibited by the object under consideration, the noise properties of the image, and the spatial resolution.