Sentence examples for finite outcomes from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to put any finite outcomes on it, but we put the view that any attendance at court is likely to be detrimental to a youngster," said McKenzie, adding that the new system saved the legal system time and resources by diverting young people at the police station.

2014 is less about charting existing patterns; it's time to reclaim one's status as a definitive node around which patterns originate, architecting infinite circumstance from more manageable finite outcomes.

Study participants described significant tensions between their professional and personal views on the care that should be provided and organisational values and political and financial priorities which could lead to an emphasis on short-term finite outcomes: "For society and for the patient longer term outcomes are hugely important.

A spectrum is represented as a finite sampling of an independent, identically distributed (in time) random process defined on a finite outcome space D, where the elements of D correspond to the m/ z data points established by the acquisition hardware.

A literature review conducted for a pre-workshop background paper highlighted the diversity of thinking about integrative health care and identified that existing definitions tend to be idealistic in nature, view integrative health care as a finite outcome and as a predetermined outcome [ 2].

The theoretical force-time results are also compared with the relevant finite element outcomes in LSDYNA.

For DECF, the impact of the student volunteer was measured in terms of the process that was initiated, and not by finite, tangible outcomes.

Dialog doesn't draw from a finite set of outcomes.

Yet ordinarily we are happy to characterise even quite small finite sequences of outcomes as random.

Let X<ω be the set of finite sequences of outcomes of a binary process, or strings.

If σ is a finite sequence of outcomes, let N be the set of all (finite or infinite) x ∈ X which begin with σ.