Sentence examples for guidance of future from inspiring English sources
The structure of the PU used in the blends/IPNs, the preparation methods, and the properties improved are reviewed for the guidance of future research directions.
An archetypal form of intentional behavior is an act of observation in space-time, by which information is sought for the guidance of future action to explore unpredictable and ever-changing environments.
These results may potentially play an important role in the guidance of future engineering designs and construction and may potentially be used as a reference for the support designs of similar deeply buried soft rock projects.
Mill agrees that there are such cases, and even allows that such hypotheses provide useful analogies for the guidance of future research.
We then conducted a priori data analysis with primary attention to the effects of multiple testing, followed by a posteriori data analysis for refinement of hypotheses and guidance of future work.
42 43 Despite the uncertainty as to the effect of the identified interventions to improve appropriate polypharmacy on a number of outcome measures, this review provides useful guidance for the direction of future research.
The aims of this charter are to promote dialogue between all those concerned and the involvement of society with the subject, to provide guidance for the direction of future developments and to reach agreement on common objectives and actions.
The Bank of Canada did move into the space of providing guidance on future rates as they hit their lows in 2009.
Future enhancements may also include pathologic reference imagery or computer-assisted pattern recognition capability; emergency therapeutic techniques such as high frequency ultrasound hemostasis or image-guided nerve blocks could be considered as candidates for advanced virtual guidance modules of future autonomous medical capability systems.
In 1956, he enrolled in the PhD program in economics at Stanford University, writing his dissertation on game theory under the guidance of the future Nobel Laureate Kenneth Arrow.
The outcome of this study provides guidance for future organisers of QICs with regard to which learning approaches will most benefit the participants.
