Sentence examples for encountered beyond from inspiring English sources

Yes, one can simulate some factors encountered beyond Earth, but some - for instance the radiation flux - cannot be mimicked accurately.

Such improvements may occur in response to undergoing baseline assessment; due to participants' awareness of being involved in an experimental trial; or due to the delivery of more intensive 'usual care' than would be encountered beyond the research context [ 11].

Though hardly rigorous and certainly not certifiable, the poll indicates that a significant sample encountered premiums beyond $10,000, though most respondents who claimed to have made inquiries were quoted M.S.R.P. Montebello Chevrolet in Southern California sold its first Volt at sticker.

Betts confides that when he was growing up, he rarely encountered anything beyond wines from a box and that only on special occasions.

These patients lost track of time or encountered situations beyond their control, had no recent history of absconding and did not experience any concerning events in the month prior to the incident.

Until today, the bus trips had encountered no problems beyond a few stones.

The agency did conclude that an independent scientific advisory panel should take a closer look at studies in laboratory mice and rats hinting that malathion might cause some kinds of tumors when consumed in high doses, but the report also noted that malathion is rarely encountered in concentrations beyond a trace.

"The hostility we encountered went well beyond simple scepticism".

Calculations of WPR and TSL for Greece for 2011 and beyond encountered obstacles due to data availability problems: The effective tax rate on the income of the self-employed, can be calculated until 2014, since some revenue components needed for this calculation in the respective OECD database are not yet provided.

The Australians encountered a track, beyond which lay the river, while to the north across a shallow creek, movement of the Indonesians could still be heard.

It seems strange that adaptability enables these organisms to be prepared to encounter conditions beyond their natural experience.