Sentence examples for identified ahead of time from inspiring English sources
In the rare instances where a temporary chair is not identified ahead of time, someone with experience and knowledge caucusing will step forward to run the caucus.
Under such programs, suitable parcels are identified ahead of time, an auction is held, and the highest bidder wins the lease.
Experts say parents who are at risk for post-traumatic stress should be identified ahead of time and given help to prepare them for dealing with the initial trauma.
A brief survey of theoretical treatments of desorption shows that numerous factors can account for this variability, although the factors operating in any specific case cannot usually be identified ahead of time.
Instead of today's strategy of sending it in one big truck, which can get stuck in a traffic jam, Li's team sends it in pieces in smaller vehicles, giving higher priority to those bits identified ahead of time as being especially important.
Then Mr. Bernanke scared hedge fund managers out of their open-collar shirts and fleeces by reiterating long-standing Fed dogma: that bubbles cannot be identified ahead of time and that "neither the Federal Reserve nor economists in general predicted the past crisis".
Mr. Snow and other wildlife biologists have been on something of a crusade of late, pressing federal and state governments to crack down on the trade in such species, quicken responses when an invader appears in the wild and expand federal preventive screening to identify — ahead of time — imported animals and plants that are most apt to spread in this country.
Mr. Benjamin, who is an adviser to the Clinton campaign, acknowledged Tuesday that "there's no guarantee that such programs would have identified Rahami ahead of time".
Unfortunately, psychopaths are often secretive, and we don't have a psychopathy biomarker; despite urgent efforts from researchers, we can't reliably identify these people ahead of time.
The real victory, however, can be assigned to data science - the researchers' ability to identify the winner ahead of time based on quantitative metrics.
