Sentence examples for locating the future from inspiring English sources
But such powerful opposition arose to the funding and assumption scheme that Hamilton was able to push it through Congress only after he had made a bargain with Thomas Jefferson, who was then secretary of state, whereby he gained Southern votes in Congress for it in exchange for his own support in locating the future national capital on the banks of the Potomac.
Following this result, a meeting of the four Premiers in 1898 heard from George Reid, the Premier of New South Wales, who argued that locating the future capital in New South Wales would be sufficient to ensure the passage of the Bill.
In one approach to doing so, Lynam [ 1] proposed locating the future psychopath within the current childhood diagnostic nomenclature.
Others located the future of many services as local and personal, through community self-help and voluntarism, and service user partnership with the professionals who provide the services.
Instead of locating the indeterminacy of the future in truth values, he focused on predicates that reflect the extent to which the future is open for any given event.
In the description of the algorithm we focus on the first step, locating the search area in the future frame.
The seismic structure at the northern end of the eastern KPR transition is very important for locating the western limit of the future Nankai megathrust earthquake with a magnitude of around 9 (Cabinet Office of Japan 2012).
The opposite block for a specific partition is estimated and located using the MV obtained with the backward or the forward prediction for that partition, depending on which frame it is located in (MVP1 if it is located in the previous frame or MVP2 if it is located in the future frame).
The opposite block is located and estimated using its MVP (MVP1 if it is located in the previous frame or MVP2 if it is located in the future frame).
Once it is located, however, the future is more assured with this particular cut of meat than it is with many men.
She isn't sure – though, like Freud, she defines her anxiety as a threat that is objectless, and located in the future – such as ruination or humiliation (unlike fear, which is a response to a specific and immediate threat to one's safety).
