Sentence examples for weight considerations from inspiring English sources

The choice of material is governed less by weight considerations than by cosmetics: plastic panels give the vehicle its distinctive shape and resist dents and scratches.

However collection of large volume (>100 L) water samples adjacent to the benthos is not feasible due to weight considerations.

Due to its intended use as a flexural member spanning between a ridge beam and a structural wall, and required slender webs for weight considerations, web crippling under end one-flange loading is a critical strength limit state for the V-core panels.

For the weight considerations of the four attributes, logistic regression was carried out through the Statistical Package for Social Science.

She had the profile of a ship of the line, cut to one deck due to weight considerations.

We could not unambiguously detect EGFR in SKBR3 cells; the band seen by Western blotting with anti-EGFR antibodies is most likely due to minor cross reactivity with ErbB2, based on expression levels and molecular weight considerations (Figure 1C).

Due to its compactness and weight, primary considerations in military tracked vehicles, axial flow waterjets are usually used in spite of their relatively low speed.

Existing solutions for Internet access by mobile users – Mobile IPv6, and its enhancements such as HMIPv6, F-HMIPv6 and HCF – have been designed to improve the handover latency without any light weight security considerations.

The screens are of the newest type, which, like other high-end touch devices, have the capacitive layer fused to the glass, reducing thickness and weight, two considerations I brought up last month.

So anything that makes it easier for route planners to weigh and weight different considerations — such as the cost of operation; how many people a bus route might serve; and how many jobs are in the commuter vicinity — has axiomatic utility.

A pluralistic communicative system, which gives weight to considerations of mercy as well as retribution or desert, would only punish to the extent that the punishment was justified (not to the extent that it was deserved) since mercy toward the offender might recommend punishing her less than she deserves according to justice.