Sentence examples for a possible future scenario from inspiring English sources

Each month Rose Eveleth imagines a possible future scenario based on current innovations.

Tanzania needs look no further for a possible future scenario than Kenyan Maasailand to the north, where the former Group Ranches have been extensively subdivided into individual land holdings which are of insufficient size to support pastoralist production (Kimani and Pickard 1998; Western et al. 2009b).

A possible future scenario is this: Immigrants stay within their communities, do not mix much with Germans and build a ghetto-like subculture.

Future monthly temperature variation about the ensemble mean temperature change is produced using normal random number generation, resulting in a possible future scenario of SST change with seasonal fluctuations constrained by the historical distributions (example, Fig. 5).

Alternative approaches to reduce bioethanol production costs are still needed however, to ensure its competitiveness in a possible future scenario where neither tax exemptions nor subsidies are granted to producers.

A possible future scenario is that the distinction between PGD for single-gene defects and PGS will disappear and that one 'universal' genome analysis will routinely be offered to all those seeking assisted reproduction, possibly in combination with preconception testing.

However, in a highly uncertain environment, a single predefined network is unlikely to suit all possible future scenarios, unless it is prohibitively costly.

The robust approach is used to reduce the effects of fluctuations of the uncertain parameters with regards to all possible future scenarios.

However, when I claim that nothing can change my conviction, I must either affirm that I have already anticipated all possible future scenarios and no possible event can change my conviction, or affirm that whatever events do occur anticipated or unanticipated they will not shake my conviction.

Previously, economists had believed that people's decisions are determined by the expected gains from each possible future scenario multiplied by its probability of occurring, but if people make an irrational judgment by giving more weight to some scenarios than to others, their decision will be different from that predicted by traditional economic theory.

This awareness creates the opportunity to jump into the possible future scenario and stress about it.