Sentence examples for future deviations from inspiring English sources
When raw GCM simulations are used, it is assumed that the future deviations from modelled historical climatology represent the future drought.
Building on literature-derived definitions and typologies of surprise, and using results from a modeled 81,000 ha study area in a wildland-urban interface of western Oregon's Willamette Valley Ecoregion, the paper explores surprise by analyzing alternative future deviations from historical fire size at multiple spatial and temporal scales.
United States Magistrate Judge Charles Coody warned Scrushy that he "would not tolerate any future deviations from the requirements the court has placed on" him and ruled that Scrushy must wear a GPS tracking device anytime he travels outside of Alabama.
This is due to the fact that future deviations (and rewards) are discounted.
This approach has striking conceptual and methodological simplicity, and in the near future deviations in the distribution of allelic imbalances along exons might be used to infer the extent of the sample's heterogeneity.
This pattern of increased risk-taking following losses has been proposed to arise from a cognitive distortion termed the 'gambler's fallacy', which is the belief that if deviations from expected behaviors are observed in repeated independent trials of some random process, future deviations in the opposite direction are then more likely.
Here is the official, po-faced view of the country's future: "No deviation from socialist course in 21st century...Socialism will definitely triumph".
While the controller network is initialized by means of multiple conventional linear quadratic regulator designs, the plant model network is trained to predict future states, thus deviations from an optimized reference path.
For this purpose, the multiple scenario approach uses sampled future travel speed deviations in a similar way as dynamic S-VNS does.
A way to address this challenge is accounting future mitigation as deviation from a projected (forward-looking) "forest reference level".
These techniques exploit data in order to find electrical patterns, detect faults and deviations, predict future power consumption, optimize peak power, etc.
