Sentence examples for long horizons of from inspiring English sources

The integration of thermodynamics yields significant reduction in the synthesis model, addresses the impact of variable loads on the unit efficiencies, and enables a compact formulation of the design problem over long horizons of operation.

Should we prefer the patience and long horizons of prudent, cautious reformers?

This week then, there's no deadline, just a long horizon of joyful musical sharing.

Then we drove west down the long horizon of border wall.

"The V.A. has not had a significant influx of patients of this age group since Vietnam," she said, with a result that caregivers are looking at a "long horizon of providing care".

Exit Strategy alternatives:  (a) IPO after two years;  (b) Acquisition;  (c) Private ownership with a long horizon of profits.

Exit Strategy alternatives: (a) IPO after two years; (b) Acquisition; (c) Private ownership with a long horizon of profits.

Because of the long horizon of generational accounting models, we suggest that it is obligatory to apply PSA in order to define the stability of the received results under conditions of possible political and economic change.

However, these were therapeutic areas for which outcomes were clearly a challenge: there was considerable consternation across agencies regarding hepatitis drugs because of the long horizon for downstream outcomes, and with respect to pulmonary arterial hypertension drugs, because of uncertain value of improved exercise tolerance and any putative relationship to overall survival.

The faster an economy grows the less large past accumulations of wealth loom.This law is more like a rule of thumb; over long horizons wealth approaches the ratio of s to g, but all sorts of thing can disturb its path.

This finding is in line with Diebold and Li (2006), whose forecasts are much more accurate for long horizons than are those of several standard benchmark models.