Sentence examples for impending occurrence from inspiring English sources

The findings contributed to recent department re-design and informed an initiative to develop a business intelligence system for predicting impending occurrence of access block.

The main motivation for this study was the impending occurrence of a catastrophic earthquake along the Prince Island Fault (PIF) in the Marmara Sea and the disaster risk around the Marmara region, especially in Istanbul.

Additionally, it is important to review the continued workings and impending occurrence of the tournament in June 2016, which can be framed by asking the questions, why is the United States hosting the event and who are the organizations and companies "picking up the pieces" of the dirtied commercial, television and sponsorship rights.

But this information is not straightforward to interpret, not just with respect to the occurrence of an impending disruption, but also with regard to the timing of an impending disruption.

The stability of the inflated configurations in terms of occurrence of the impending wrinkling state in the membrane has also been studied.

However, most real gearbox systems operate under varying load and speed which affect the vibration signature of the system and in general make it difficult to recognize the occurrence of an impending fault.

Conclusion: Cervical fluid interleukin 6 determinations are of value in the assessment of the likelihood of microbial invasion of the amniotic cavity, impending preterm delivery, and the occurrence of significant neonatal complications in the setting of preterm premature rupture of membranes.

Otalgia, headache, vomiting, and fever are nontypical presentations of cholesteatoma; however, their occurrence indicates the possibility of impending intratemporal or intracranial complications.

Animals used to establish the survival curve were observed four times a day and were euthanized at the occurrence of visible symptoms of impending death such as hunched posture, reduced mobility, and visible body weight loss.

The United Kingdom may soon have an answer to a question that has been harrowing the country since 1996: Are the 34 cases of a fatal brain disease that is thought to be the human form of "mad cow disease" isolated occurrences, or signs of an impending epidemic?

The impending removal of legal aid in clinical negligence cases indicates that the risks to patients of such occurrences are not taken seriously by the government; neither does the imposition this year of restrictions on "no-win no-fee" legal representation.