Sentence examples for developments foreseen from inspiring English sources
An overview of module design and construction, the quality control results and production yield will be discussed, as well as future developments foreseen for future detector upgrades.
New developments foresee the integration of stable anion exchange membranes, which can be used like the proton exchange membrane in a Proton Exchange Fuel Cell (PEFC) and hence the design will be similar to the PEFC stack.
The results are encouraging and further developments are foreseen for including information from neighboring stations and emissions source operation.
But at that point we had to stop since for some of them new developments are foreseen in the next years.
Gender strategy development is foreseen in support to agricultural institutions.
At the onset of the MDG period, a High-Level Panel on Financing for Development foresaw the shortfall in the capacity of developing countries to mobilise domestic resources required to meet the MDG targets and recommended that the cost of financing the MDGs be shared by rich and poor countries.
The Queensland University of Technology lecturer in sustainable development foresees a future in which cities are more like natural environments, functional and resilient, protecting inhabitants from weather, pollution and viruses, while minimising their carbon footprint.
Besides many foreseen developments mentioned in 2001 as open problems, important new developments took place as general algorithms for analysis of periodic descriptor systems, solution of periodic Riccati equations, or computational methods for continuous-time periodic systems.
An essential characteristic of business enterprise is that not all future developments can be foreseen or insured against.
While Secretary of State John Kerry's tough statement on Aug. 26 was predictable — the United States was preparing to attack Syria and to make Assad accountable for the alleged chemical weapons use — the rest of the week's developments were not foreseen.
Future developments can be foreseen by detecting the distributions of the theses and changes in the time series (empirical approach).
