Sentence examples for generic future from inspiring English sources
As the boardwalk's transition approaches, critics of the modernised entertainment area argue that the redevelopment signifies the imminent Disney-fication of what was once the world's greatest playground, and the destruction of time-honoured rides and businesses will replace a storied past with a generic future.
A probability … is the known ratio of frequency of a specific future event to a generic future event which includes it ….
However, for Peirce (1905), this iconicity did not extend to statistics, a field he spoke of rather disparagingly: A probability … is the known ratio of frequency of a specific future event to a generic future event which includes it ….
The key scientific contribution of this article is to connect two generic futures oriented business planning methodologies, the Delphi methodology and the Boston Consulting Group methodology.
Nonetheless, as both the FIM and the MDS are designed to be generic instruments, future research with both instruments is needed in a wider range of health care settings to determine if their psychometric properties are equivalent across different settings and client groups.
Fragile and generic agendas for future negotiations do not guarantee results.
Bristol-Myers said that the former executive — a reference to Dr. Bodnar — made statements that "he expected to oppose personally the launch of an authorized generic in the future," that he "expected to advocate against such a launch," and that he implied "that the company's former C.E.O.
Therefore, we will focus on generic procedures in future work to induce a proper semantic structure.
With an increasing interest of policy-makers in the concept of happiness as a socioeconomic measure for national wellbeing, we identify generic approaches for future research.
However, they do guarantee that their future "generic father" will have a great time.
Therefore, the development of future generic analytical protocols should permit the simultaneous determination of parent compounds and their metabolites.
