Sentence examples for conventional scenario from inspiring English sources

Also water and gas production were still lower than in the conventional scenario.

Later, the character, Hsiao-Kang (Lee Kang-sheng), will ply his trade — fruitlessly — in the shower, a more conventional scenario but one made difficult by the severe drought afflicting Taipei.

The mean cumulative oil production of the conventional scenario was between 831×103 and 866×103 m3 (5.23×106 and 5.45×106 bbl) with 99% confidence.

In this scenario NPV improves in a 438% compared with the conventional scenario and SNPV is suitable only in the case of solar dryer.

In the conventional scenario of ionospheric storms, the negative storm phases with plasma density decreases are caused by neutral composition changes, and the positive storm phases with plasma density increases are often related to atmospheric gravity waves.

In the conventional scenario, the yuan's use for trade purposes would gradually be increased, as evidenced, for example, by last year's opening of bilateral yuan "swap" facilities with a number of China's emerging-market trading partners.At the same time, it would become a currency of international investment.

The methodology departs from conventional scenario-led impact studies because it is based on sensitivity analyses of catchment responses to a plausible range of climate changes (rather than the time-varying outcome of individual scenarios), making it scenario-neutral.

"We are still grappling with what this discovery has done for our thinking and our conventional scenarios".

Assuming fully reliable ICVs, the mean of the differences in cumulative oil production for the smart and the conventional scenarios was positive with a value between 102×103 and 109×103 m3 (640×103 and 683×103 bbl) with 99% confidence.

Table 6 displays the cumulative production results for both intelligent and conventional scenarios.

In parallel to the construction of "conventional" scenarios, it was decided to consider several potentially surprising and disruptive future developments.