Sentence examples for actions to occur from inspiring English sources
"I cannot in good conscience allow further actions to occur that I believe would run the risk of creating more disruption and instability," Linda J. Morgan, the board chairwoman, said in a commentary accompanying the decision.
Based upon a set of predefined high-level state relationships that must be true for future actions to occur, a robot can use the detailed state information described in this paper to infer the probability of subsequent actions occurring.
The granting of the 2008 games to Beijing makes a mockery of this aim, and serves to encourage the Chinese authorities to continue their abhorrent treatment of their own citizens, safe in the knowledge that the international community is tacitly allowing such actions to occur.
Events provide well-defined hooks enabling response actions to occur.
With the desire to be the IFTTT of the real world, Acorn's founders wants actions to occur through location-tracking.
I'd love to be able to use Apple's own calendaring application, then have it sync elsewhere, or trigger other actions to occur, for example, like sending texts to attendees, or adding reminders to Evernote.
They are a teaching system that takes output from social emotion circuits -- I feel good about this, I don't feel good about that -- and sends it all over the cortex for further action to occur.
In addition to simply predicting the best move to make or product to suggest, operational analytics processes take it to the next level by actually prescribing what should be done and then causing that action to occur automatically.
Soil like the kind I saw along the trail in Shenandoah, as well as very particular kinds of pebbles, contains pores that are just wide enough to allow capillary action to occur.
This parameter must exceed approximately 10 in order for dynamo action to occur (e.g., Roberts 2007).
A clearly communicated insight creates a strong signal that is hard to miss or ignore, and it prepares a pathway for action to occur.
