Within the "from farm to fork" chain, various heterogeneous data including genetic-trait information are to be considered as part of the computational modelling for prevision and forecast; most of them have a geo-location or spatial component or would be required to have one to be used from a plethora of model applications of various complexities.
To be rational is to be capable of constraint by prevision of some future good or ill, and subjection to imperatives is simply a feature of living in human terms.
In fact, the ESS can exploit the price variation to buy energy at low cost, not only to match an imminent energy demand but also to store it in prevision of future consumption that can generate heavy expenditures from the SG.
The variables with p < .05 or the variables influencing the MIL's B coefficient (at least 10%% change) were selected in prevision of a complete multivariate model.
The adaptations that are imagined to have favoured the survival of our ancestors, such as mechanisms to maintain fat stores in prevision of periods of famine, are understood to be our modern plagues, leading to the increase of cardiovascular disease and type-2 diabetes.
As PCG is a severe disease characterized by a particular genetic base and familiarity, genetic counseling represents a useful tool for the disease management (clinical features of the disease, prevision of the disease progression, and medical complications) [ 37].
The proposed numerical approach yields an effective and less expensive instrument, able to provide indications in the design phase, to allow the prevision of the dynamic behaviour of the structure for the prevention of failures in units or systems mounted within the spacecraft or launch vehicle.
Hubris confirmed by the course of events is not hubris, but a prevision of destiny.
We had an awful prevision of the two ladies and chairs being crated and carried off together to some dusty warehouse, never to heard of again, and we prayed that their luncheon companions would arrive in time to rescue them.
The point is that you think he's not worthy of her, and the prediction is just a way of enhancing your judgment with a pleasant prevision of doom.
"Conways" — which has three acts, set in the happy past and the unhappy future (before returning to the happy past) — allows its central character, a hopeful (then failed) writer, a youthful prevision of the grim, middle-aged life to come.
