Sentence examples for a possible event from inspiring English sources

Weeks ago, a C.I.A. agent in Europe was given a report -- clearly labeled as an exercise -- about a possible event, according to one official familiar with the planning.

"It could be a possible event at 2020 in the Olympic Games and Great Britain are really strong at the mixed synchro events".

WHM has reportedly been discussed as being a possible event at PCC since December 2014 having been inspired by the Black Lives Matter campaign which has been moving across America, both on and off campus.

In the north of England officials warn the risk of achieving "productivity gains at the expense of quality", defined as "safety, clinical effectiveness and patient experience", rates as 12 – a possible event with major impact – even after the mitigation actions so far chosen are taken.

As spherical particles are found in the wear debris, rolling may be a possible event.

Uncertainty can be defined as a possible event, of which causes and consequences are not known.

A (theoretical) sentence, he says, is falsifiable if and only if it logically contradicts some (empirical) sentence that describes a logically possible event that it would be logically possible to observe (Popper [1989] 1994, 83).

Worst case or "minimax" decision makers are often in the poorest position to make use of probabilistic EP, since the reduction of a remote, though possible, event to an even more remote, yet still possible event does not change worst case scenarios at all.

For an unseen video, possible event boundaries are recorded in a linked list structure as the token propagation is performed during the Viterbi alignment.

Joint modeling of recurrent events including a possible fatal event is needed in future investigation.

The other possible event is a SD sequence downstream from the predicted start codon.