Sentence examples for observed the future from inspiring English sources

WILLIAM GIBSON, a science-fiction writer, once observed: "The future is already here–it is just unevenly distributed".

William Gibson once observed, "the future is already here––it's just not evenly distributed," to which we might now also add: it's not evenly regulated, either.

Alternatively from a patient perspective: if MRSA infection had not occurred within 60 days of colonisation then we observed the future risk of MRSA infection to be just 4% (34/840, 95% CI 2.8-5.6 2.8-5.6

Instead of aiming to 'save' scenarios from black swans, it is more important to critically observe the future presented in it.

As Dr. Arthur Caplan, a University of Pennsylvania bioethicist, observed: "The commercial future of cloning is absolutely in animals".

Strong rotation is observed in the future venous pole, while very little rotation is observed in the future arterial pole.

However, the stability differences observed here will provide a basis of comparison for new isolates of atypical BSE observed in the future and in other geographic locations, especially in the case of H-type BSE.

When science fiction writer William Gibson observed that the future is already here, it is just not very evenly distributed, he could have been thinking of mobile networks.

However, they speculate that the relationship proposed by the Kuznets curve could be observed in the future, although they recognize that it is difficult to establish when.

A decrease in the number of defects and optimized morphologies therefore is believed to play a significant role in improving the field-emission characteristics observed in the future.

It is observed that the future obligatory performance can be attained with this proposed design of VCSEL structure model even operating at low current densities and reduced oxide-aperture diameter equal to 3 μm.