Sentence examples for foreseeable environment from inspiring English sources

The field of robotics is increasingly moving from robots confined to factory floors and assembly lines and bound to perform the same tasks over and over in an uncertainty-free, well foreseeable environment, to robots designed for operating in highly dynamic and uncertainty domains, like those of interest in space exploration.

Moreover, results collected from an implemented prototype, reveal that the proposed privacy-enhanced fast re-authentication scheme is attainable without significant cost in terms of performance in 4G foreseeable environments.

When signing a post-cold war strategic cooperation pact with Russia in 1997, Nato pledged not to station ground forces permanently in eastern Europe "in the current and foreseeable security environment".

It will recognise that major aggression against an ally is very unlikely in the current and foreseeable strategic environment, but the security of the Euro-Atlantic area remains subject to a wide variety of unpredictable risks.

The woman's "actual or reasonably foreseeable future environment" may be taken into account.

Nothing has ever happened to Dr. Potrykus or the greenhouse that he built to isolate his experiments from the environment and any foreseeable attack.

While he sees a difficult economic environment for the foreseeable future, with consumers under pressure, Mr. Bryant said the cost of deal financing remained cheap, making the Pringles purchase something of a no-brainer.

As regulatory environments continuously expand and evolve, and executive pressure to discover or create new revenue opportunities increases, it is clear that change will continue to dominate the financial services IT environment for the foreseeable future.

Instead we chose what we thought to be a feasible increase in ARV-PMTCT uptake in an essentially flat funding environment for the foreseeable future.

It is clear that banks will have to work – for the foreseeable future – in a very different environment to that in which deregulated, "smash and grab", short-term priorities provided the golden rules for the God-like City bankers.

The Dreaming, also called dream-time, or world dawnAustralian Aboriginal languages altjira, altjiranga, alcheringa, wongar, or djugurba, mythological period of time that had a beginning but no foreseeable end, during which the natural environment was shaped and humanized by the actions of mythic beings.