Sentence examples for calculations in the future from inspiring English sources

To evaluate our argument, it is necessary to determine the precise Ne isotopic ratios and the He/Ne elemental ratio for the solar energetic particle component by space craft/satellite observations or by theoretical calculations in the future.

Inglis derived a theory that allowed for the accurate assessment of the vibrations caused by hammer blow force imparted to the bridge by locomotives, and the committee's 1928 report included recommendations that the hammer blow force be included in bridge design calculations in the future.

It can only be hoped for that recent efforts to estimate European and German "tariffs" will increase consistency in QALY calculations in the future [ 37, 38].

Development of an automated method for these calculations in the future would facilitate the establishment of normal and pathologic values in a larger number of pelvic specimens.

The relation between jet densities and positions was successfully established, providing a good basis for the shaped charge penetration calculation in the future work.

Creating a broad CCS infrastructure will ultimately require a charge on carbon emissions that, according to calculations described in The Future of Coal, should total at least $30 per ton $25 per ton for CO2 capture and pressurization and $5 per ton for transportation and storage with this figure rising annually in accordance with inflation.

However, the whole model is flexible to apply any quantity for these elements once any method for their isolated calculation is recognized in the future.

At that moment, they may be making calculations about the future happiness of everyone in the room.

Although he resisted appeals within the Republican party to run for the presidency itself, his possible desire for, and calculations about, national office in the future were suggested by the expert, efficient biographical references he made in a question-and-answer last fall with The New York Times Sunday Review.

It is intended to use the described procedure for quality checks and dose calculations of routine TLDs in the future.

This work suggests that first-principles total energy calculations can be used in the future as a complementary technique with diffraction or microscopy for studying precipitate structures and stabilities.