Sentence examples for future dedicated from inspiring English sources

This might be in a museum a thousand years in the future, dedicated to the strange artefacts of the 21st century.

Levers for its improvement in a future dedicated detector design are identified.

The startup makes it clear that it will not stop developing new features for its existing and future dedicated mobile clients, commenting that "the Android app is coming very soon and the iPhone and iPad apps will continue to be improved moving forward".

Because the amount of this information is expected to vastly increase in the near future, dedicated computational pipelines, such as RepEnrich, will be of great utility in mining these datasets.

Furthermore, Vote Leave has been clear that some of the money currently spent on EU membership would in future be dedicated to scientific research.

The hope is that in the future a dedicated Wikipedia page can be written to provide region-specific information to assist refugees.

In the future, a dedicated algorithm to autonomous navigation will be implemented and thus the WLAN connection will be used to achieve only the system monitoring.

Increasing the spatial sampling isotropy is a major issue in designing future missions dedicated to continue the task of the Gravity Recovery And Climate Experiment (GRACE) mission.

Spectra (128 scans) were acquired at a 4 cm−1 resolution in the 4000 600 cm−1 range (spectra are not provided and will be included in a future paper dedicated to a more in depth characterization of the materials using destructive analysis).

The group promotes the study of ionosphere precursors (IP) to EQs and aims to prepare for a future EQ dedicated satellite constellation, which is essential to obtain the global morphology of IPs and hence demonstrate whether the ionosphere can be used for short-term EQ predictions.

This diagnostic approach can be used: (i) to guide users in choosing the most appropriate imagery for their application, (ii) to evaluate the adequacy of existing remote sensing systems for monitoring agriculture in different regions of the world and (iii) to provide guidelines for space agencies to design future instruments dedicated to agriculture monitoring.