Sentence examples for particular horizon from inspiring English sources

"From a really young age," she says, "I wanted to know what it was like if you went through the gate, what was it like on the far side of that particular horizon you can see".

Other studies of perspectives on attitudes to the future have produced horizons of the same order of magnitude, if not necessarily the same particular horizon [4].

These all-in-one portfolios invest in a mix of stocks, bonds and cash that are considered appropriate for someone with a particular time horizon in mind, and they could especially benefit younger and lower-income workers, as well as anyone who is tired of managing a retirement account.

A0 is the specific activity of excess 210Pb at a particular reference horizon (Bq kg−1).

If the sale is not successful during this initial stage, then the units are put on sale individually, with no particular time horizon set in advance, and at a possibly different price, which could be higher or lower than the original price.

Furthermore, it is readily interpretable as the 'life expectancy' between randomization (t = 0) and a particular time horizon (t =  t∗).

Frequently, a dish I have enjoyed in a restaurant strikes me as a good candidate for a pairing, even without a particular wine on the horizon.

But these critiques and counterfactuals notwithstanding, Obama is currently presiding over an improving fiscal and economic picture, and the disasters that conservatives, in particular, descried on the horizon — default, hyper-inflation, Greece — seem increasingly remote.

In the particular case of equal horizon lengths, the local cross-covariances (12) satisfy the following differential equations: (18).

This suggests that the intrinsic geometry of this sulcus is adapted to encephalize a particular function along the horizon.

And indeed, in the field, Dr Dacke has seen beetles run in to trouble when the Milky Way briefly lies flat on the horizon at particular times of the year.