Sentence examples for was evidently considered from inspiring English sources

Between these two treatises another one is added, Epistle 4 On geography: 'ilm al-hay'a (literally "cosmography") was evidently considered part of astronomy.

Boole's final example (p. 78) in MAL used a well known technique for handling constraint conditions in analysis called Lagrange Multipliers this method, like his use of Taylor series, was evidently considered overkill, if not somewhat dubious, and did not appear in LT (Taylor series did appear in a footnote in LT Boole had not completely given up on them).

Stu's goofiness is evidently considered more important to the action, and Phillips perhaps considers that the gang already has a handsome guy in the form of Cooper's Phil.

It is evidently considered one thing in this world to make a collage with elephant dung depicting the Virgin Mary or a photograph of Jesus as a nude woman at the Last Supper.

The maximum walking distance is evidently considered as a crucial parameter by all the users.

If reports are true that South Korean TV shows are behind the recent leadership disappearances, the impact of even "indirectly political" influence brought by foreign TV shows is evidently considered a threat by Kim and other senior leaders.

Coburn is evidently considered an engaging fellow in Washington facing serious medical problems, so you can count Carlson's piece as the harbinger of a flood of similar insider encomiums. .

Although it is evidently considering subscription elements, noting in another comment: "Our current launch strategy is only to require a monthly fee for those looking for cellular backup in the hub".

The fact that a government declaration was difficult to quantify and divide into factors was evidently not considered.

The results prove that the proposed system in general was able to obtain the same performance as BIQI; in fact, BIQI was evidently outperformed when considering the RMSE indicator.

Those offer a much higher interest rate — but are evidently not considered quite as risky as they were just a few months ago, as Europe shows signs of having muddled through the worst of the crisis.