Sentence examples for hypothetical plans from inspiring English sources
The budget office calculations were based on four hypothetical plans for troop levels supplied by Mr. Spratt, as well as the office's analysis of Pentagon data.
These hypothetical plans are never communicated and no negotiation takes place.
Cooperation is promoted by consideration of a greater portion of the system-wide objective by each local agent; specifically, a local agent designs hypothetical plans for other agents, sacrificing local performance for the benefit of system-wide performance.
Cooperation between subsystems is promoted by a scheme in which a local subsystem designs hypothetical plans for others in some cooperating set, and considers the weighted costs of these subsystems in its objective.
In a promotional booklet, the university sketched out a hypothetical plan for film and media majors, with sojourns in Berlin, Buenos Aires, Prague and New York.
On the opposite page (Report, 12 May) you talk of "Labour's past failure to reform the Lords" in a report about some hypothetical plan of Clegg's, while Labour actually ended hundreds of years of rule by aristocracy.
In April 2011, the F.D.I.C. published a hypothetical plan suggesting that it could wind down a global octopus like Lehman in a manner similar to the way in which it routinely takes over small community banks.
An illustrative application of the model and its solution heuristic is presented using a hypothetical planning scenario in Southwest Puerto Rico.
All of this was part of a hypothetical "planning process where we said, is it mathematically possible for Google to become a hundred-billion-dollar corporation".
The tool and its accompanying guidebook provide information on integrating KT into specific research projects, a summary of key factors for assessing a KT plan, examples of hypothetical KT plans, and a checklist for reviewing KT plans [ 70].
Requirements for "living wills" that encompass hypothetical business plans have to be pored over by regulators; "stress tests" insert government assumptions deep into the decisions banks make about their capital.
