Sentence examples for future delay from inspiring English sources
Hence, the company pays a price for a put option now to get insurance against future delay related downside risk.
It does not exactly compensate for the delay in the closed-loop dynamics but does not require to predict future delay values, contrary to the standard prediction technique.
We now understand that farm animals can anticipate the future, delay gratification, dream, play, communicate with one another in complex ways, and so much more.
He also said the faulty tap had been fixed by a plumber straight after the inspection and that the restaurant had changed its procedure around staff emails to avoid any future delays.
"There are so many unknowns in this current outbreak, especially the true number of infected individuals, but despite the uncertainties, this work generates a roadmap highlighting the most effective methods of containment and the impacts of past and future delays on our ability to stop this outbreak," said Jonathan Ball, professor of molecular virology at the University of Nottingham.
They replace the queuing model with a predictor that uses instantaneous measurements to predict future delays.
Some subscribers aren't bothered by waiting for redemptions, while others have switched to another broker to avoid future delays.
The cost depends strongly on the cost of borrowing the large sums needed to build reactors, which is generally higher than the cost of borrowing to invest in coal and gas plants because of the greater risks (of changes in government policy; being undercut by gas and coal in the future; delays in the planning process and/or construction; and cost over-runs).
Indeed, it is arguably impossible to demonstrate an inability to learn to discriminate future delays.
If so, they were either unable to discriminate between two future delays, or they had insufficient opportunity to learn the connection between delay and tray.
This would be true if the tasks provided insufficient prior learning experiences, or if the birds would never be likely to discriminate between future delays.
