Sentence examples for to consider application from inspiring English sources
Finally, as applications are likely to have multiple requirements at different application phases at run-time, it will be interesting to consider application phases within the application, rather than an entire application as a whole.
In other words, we claim that the adoption of the SDN approach in spontaneous networking allows to gain deeper knowledge of the available topology and of its state, as well as to consider application requirements and to adapt packet dispatching mechanisms accordingly.
ALI seems an appropriate situation in which to consider application of an anticoagulant substance by the tracheo-bronchial route.
"It's a question of getting students to consider applications to university," he says.
Another group of independent doctors will be needed to consider applications from doctors wishing to prescribe medicinal cannabis for a patient.
Four of the bankruptcy trusts that handle asbestos claims now refuse to consider applications based on information from doctors criticized in Judge Jack's decision.
The stark warning comes as planners prepare to consider applications to expand exploratory drilling operations around Sussex, a prime dairy farming area.
In 1930 he wrote to one of the few who had been allowed look at this material: "I have decided to make it a rule not to consider applications from students who are trying to write theses – including PhD theses".
"This is to enable government to have the time and space to consider applications for emergency authorisations without having to provide interim comment or provoking representations from different interest groups whose views on the issue are well known".
In a change of policy that has caused great confusion, Harvard will no longer refuse to consider applications for early admission from students who have applied early elsewhere, even if the other college requires a promise to attend if admitted (as Harvard does not).
The report says that it would be fairer to consider applications at the same time against a more objective, reliable measure.
