Sentence examples for cases explored from inspiring English sources

The benefits of new communication technologies are many and obvious; the potential for pitfalls informs one of the "risk cases" explored in the World Economic Forum's Global Risks 2013 report, based on expert input about which risks could manifest themselves over the next 10 years.

The three cases explored are: the landscape architect's environment (1952, 1970), the Zheutlin environment (1956), and the Slutzker environment (1964).

In almost all cases explored in the OWSA, Straticyte™ and histopathology was cost saving (more effective and cheaper) compared to histopathology alone.

All of the cases explored here yield greater compositional stratification than thermal stratification due to the high Lewis numbers of the fuel air mixtures (Leg ∼ 3.8).

In general, the effect of adding windows to facade results in an increase in annual total energy consumption by 6 181% for the cases explored in this study.

This parameter can quantify when the postinjection is able to produce soot (the threshold value is ∼0.37 for the cases explored here), and the amount of soot produced increases as this parameter increases beyond this threshold value.

These cases explore the potential for community-based natural resource management (CBNRM) for maintaining the resilience of rangeland social-ecological systems.

Several previous studies analyzed differential gene expression of B. anthracis and B. cereus strains and mutants, in some cases exploring the effects of CO2.

Atomic motions in a large molecule constitute a highly dimensional phase space, and MD-simulations can in most cases explore only part of the total phase space.

Experts said that a case exploring the ability of an association to regulate free speech had never before reached the high court in any state.

Explain to students that the Supreme Court recently unanimously ruled in Rumsfeld v. FAIR, and that they will now restage the case, exploring arguments on both sides and evaluating the merits of the Supreme Court's decision.