Sentence examples for foreseen in the next from inspiring English sources

Nowadays validation of codes, by comparison with data from experiments involving long length instrumented conductors, is one of the main technique for assessing the design tools for the large magnets foreseen in the next generation fusion machines.

But at that point we had to stop since for some of them new developments are foreseen in the next years.

Major changes in agriculture, and land use patterns are foreseen in the next couple of decades in response to shifts in climate, greenhouse gas management initiatives, population growth and other forces.

The entire energy band of Lobster-ISS is not covered by either the Swift satellite or other GRB missions foreseen in the next decade.

A maximum coupled power of 30 MW is foreseen in the 60 90 MHz frequency range.

Could the artist have foreseen in the early 1950's how potent a symbol of an era this car would come to be regarded?

"We have not foreseen in the 2012 budget enough credit payments," Mr. Lamassoure said this month, adding that "the European Social Fund and the Erasmus and lifelong learning programs, and even the research and innovation programs" were at risk.

Byron White didn't change". It was his positions on issues that were scarcely foreseen in the early 1960's that often led liberals to regard Justice White as a fallen-away Democrat at best.

But since the Constitution doesn't say a word about modern things like the internet or wiretapping, sometimes vague language in the original text has come to cover areas that could not be foreseen in the 1780s.

The big payout, not foreseen in the original 1997 contract, was the latest by oil companies to governments in oil-producing regions.

What could not be foreseen in the autumn of 1989 was that Poland would become the star performer of all the economies that emerged from the wreckage of the Soviet empire.