Sentence examples for general time horizon from inspiring English sources

The White House said he was now in talks with Maliki about a "general time horizon".

Earlier, Mr Maliki and George Bush agreed to a less specific "general time horizon" for American forces to leave.

The United States and Iraq have suddenly agreed to a "general time horizon" for future troop reductions.

The administration propelled those negotiations after Mr. Bush agreed to a "general time horizon," which many Iraqis like to view as a timetable for withdrawing American and other foreign troops and turning over security to Iraqi forces.

President Bush's agreement to a "general time horizon" for withdrawing American troops in Iraq has opened the door to new consideration of strengthening the American and NATO presence in Afghanistan, which Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain agree on in principle.

In fact, Mr. Bush's decision to accept a "general time horizon" for withdrawal from Iraq is still a long way from Mr. Obama's proposal for a phased pullout, as the administration has not set any timeline.

Based on these findings, a general guideline to keep CPU times reasonable is to keep the time horizon under consideration small, i.e., with not too many measurement time points, as this will reduce the total number of optimization problems.

All health states were valued by general population respondents in time trade-off (TTO) tasks, with a one-year time horizon for acute health states and a 10-year time horizon for chronic health states.

To accommodate this feature, the general disturbance signals are sampled within an optimisation window, which progresses sequentially over the time horizon.

However, general explicit formulas for calculating the variance of the discounted costs over an unbounded time horizon are not yet available.

In general, TTO assumes constant proportional trade-off, implying that the amount of time traded (relative to the total time horizon) is independent of the time horizon used.