Sentence examples for lead to a time from inspiring English sources

It deprives local governments of their right to decide who can carry a weapon, where they can carry a weapon and when they can carry a weapon, and, for all we know today, may lead to a time when people can carry concealed weapons without a permit.

To effectively deal with the complexity of the cyber physical production system design activity with a manual method would lead to a time consuming, and complex support tool which is hard to implement, and difficult to use.

He predicts that the current problems at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan will lead to a "time out" for nuclear power in the United States but says that "we can't walk away" from a sector that represents 20% of the U.S. energy portfolio.

In the bible story the fires of apocalypse eventually lead to a time of renewal.

Thus, the defender needs to be more precise, which in turn can lead to a time advantage for the attacker.

Midlife may lead to a time of great, overpowering emotions, but self-evaluation can also be a positive experience in the end.

DHT also induces morphological changes, increases cell size, and treatments over 7 days lead to a time-dependent increase in the population of apoptotic DNA-fragmented cells.

These assumptions lead to a time-scale separation, which results in a layered control structure, with the control loops getting slower as one moves upwards in the hierarchy of time-scales.

The ovulations during lactation lead to a time-wise more scattered distribution of sows showing oestrus and thus a prolonged subsequent breeding period [ 3, 6], with reduced possibilities to run a strict batch-wise production.

The selected value of L leads to a time resolution of 250 µs.

This leads to a time varying model with time dependent mass, stiffness and damping matrices.