Sentence examples for well in view of from inspiring English sources
Well, in view of how well the program still does in terms of ratings on Sunday nights -- even with its biggest star, David Duchovny, appearing only in a limited number of the shows -- Fox still wants it.
Only ten slot machines are allowed in each casino perhaps just as well in view of their weight, but hardly competitive with Las Vegas.Not before time, this legislative farrago is about to be swept away.
The Roman formula of combating fortune with reason and therewith ensuring unity throughout the Mediterranean world worked surprisingly well in view of the pressures for disunity that time was to multiply.
If we have to draw a connection between a vegetable and the McCain/Palin campaign - I am perfectly OK with the soyabean.With respect to equating arugula to the Obama/Biden campaign - I think that can stand as well in view of recent developments on the trail.
Applying Theorem 2.2, we obtain that (mathbf{gen}(D)) is finite for any central division (k -algebra (D) and reduces to one element if (D) is of exponent two1 (at least if (mathrm{char} k -algebralthough the result remains true in characteristic two as well in view of Remark 2.6(2)—we give a Direct andument below).
This model helps build a strategy that is robust in that it performs relatively well in view of all available probability information, and proactive in that it can help steer the future as reflected by the scenarios toward the desired direction.
Let (X=C [0,1],E)) and consider the order interval ([a,b]), which is well defined in view of ((H5)).
For the problem ((mathcal {P}_{A})), this soft constraint method is well suited in view of a continuation procedure starting from an unconstrained solution.
Thus, it is considered reasonable from a physical perspective (see, e.g., [10]) as well as in view of computational complexity to partition the scenario into equally sized cubes.
The study of the variability of the solar corona and the monitoring of its traditional regions (Coronal Holes, Quiet Sun and Active Regions) are of great importance in astrophysics as well as in view of the Space Weather and Space Climate applications.
To this aim, set γ = ∑ i = 1 n ( d i − b i ) 2 and denote by γu, u ∈ W ∘ i 1, 2 , the element of W − 1, 2 given by γ u : v ∈ W ∘ i 1, 2 → ∫ Ω γ u v d x, which is well defined in view of Lemma 2.1.
