Sentence examples for through a consideration of from inspiring English sources
A group comes to a decision through a consideration of options and a process of elimination.
The fission process may be best understood through a consideration of the structure and stability of nuclear matter.
It is an intellectual position arrived at through a consideration of ideas, rather than a cruel and irrational prejudice based upon the colour of someone's skin.
The viewing and discussion of films is facilitated through a consideration of a wide range of materials, including novels, criticism, archival footage, and interviews with directors.
Through a consideration of the power dissipation mode transition under different experimental conditions, this study suggests various ways to control rf power dissipation between electrons and ions.
Through a consideration of the requirements for a DEMO-relevant blanket concept, Korea has proposed a He cooled molten lithium (HCML) blanket as an ITER TBM.
This number was arrived at through both surveys and a consideration of our ability to pay, based on re-budgeting of the network coordinating center's funds away from other activities.
We have shown this bysimulations and through analytic methods, which include a consideration of how stochasticdynamic synapses mold the distribution of interrelease intervals (IRIs) into a form thatdiffers from the exponential distribution of incoming interspike intervals (ISIs).
A new scaling-up theory is developed in this study through a joint consideration of the Damköhler and Péclet numbers for a constant media particle size such that a balance between transport control and reaction control can be harmonized.
In a number of industries, accidents have declined through a deliberate consideration of potential failure modes in engineered systems and in their interfaces with humans.
The works of sculpture, painting, audio collage, sound installation, and drawings of monochromatic shapes and lines abstractly and sonically chart, through a contemplative consideration of the 1950s and 1960s free jazz movement, a politics of freedom.
