The phrase "in scenarios of" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to introduce a specific situation or circumstance. Example: In scenarios of severe weather, it is important to take necessary precautions to stay safe.
In scenarios of climate change and global warming, the well-adapted livestock species of the pastoral people assure food security (Raziq 2009b).
Mr. White, who acted at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., and has had tiny parts in films and on television, seems to enjoy performing, especially in scenarios of his own invention.
The transmission rate is 250 kbps in scenarios of constant bit rate traffic and burst traffic.
To analyze peacebuilding processes in scenarios of violence is both interesting and complicated.
We have also compared how the two approaches perform in scenarios of different sizes of the mesh.
Our simulation results suggest that the APF configuration outperforms slightly the RS filter in scenarios of stealthy targets.
It also has better precision and robustness than previous methods in scenarios of spectral aliasing between the + 1 order spectrum and the zero order spectrum.
The promotion of the functionality of persons with disabilities, contextualized in scenarios of technological advances, may receive the contribution of assistive technology (United States, 2004).
Visual attention becomes more significant in scenarios of audio-visual stimuli, as it is required to account for the cues from visual channels as well as auditory channels.
Blind sensing techniques thus operate ideally in scenarios of stationary noise, whereas in practice [30] most of the noise turns out to be non-stationary (i.e., noise uncertainty).
Simulation results prove that the combination of voting and trust schemes provides an accurate and precise classification and node exclusion mechanism, even though in scenarios of limited monitoring.
