Sentence examples for I will result in from inspiring English sources

(By 'more accurately', we mean either that for a fixed N, using the non-uniformly spaced μ i will result in a smaller error than that obtained using uniform spacing, or that to obtain a fixed accuracy, using non-uniform spacing will require a smaller N than that needed for uniform spacing).

Scenario (i) will result in a carbon source around 2050, but the forests will again turn into a sink by the turn of the century; (ii) will accelerate the net carbon release and increase the source strength throughout the century.

"NGI will result in a massive expansion of government data collection for both criminal and noncriminal purposes," writes EFF Staff Attorney Jennifer Lynch.

This lawsuit is a symptom of a growing problem, but I doubt it will result in any serious advances.

"So I think it will result in an overreaction".

I guarantee it will result in more frequent (and faster) responses.

Instead, I imagine that it will result in reactionary policies that are only going to bring more social segregation and economic deprivation.

I'm not sure what was finally decided about the new inhabitants of Meshtel, but I feel confident it will result in a somewhat better situation for them.

I hope and believe it will result in a cleaner and healthier Ghana -- as importantly, I hope that it will inspire other countries to emulate the experience.

"I'm hopeful that it will result in some accountability for his actions," Frakt said of the probe.

"Blindly supporting the Kurds won't bring a positive result," he said, adding, "If someday Raqqa Is liberated through the Kurds, it will result in a civil war".