Sentence examples for plausible future scenario from inspiring English sources

Every chapter begins with a fictional but plausible future scenario involving human/robot interaction.

In one plausible future scenario (pending FERC approval), Apple could green its entire supply chain by selling renewable energy at market rates to their suppliers.

Knowlton et al. (2004) assume ozone-precursor emissions several times greater than any plausible future scenario.

As a result, Schwartz et al.'s statement that we assume ozone precursor emissions several times greater than any plausible future scenario, and as a result our projections of future ozone and related health impacts are unrealistically high, is misleading and probably incorrect.

Plausible future scenarios with time varying water demands were simulated representing potential future conditions.

Based on these descriptive models, a Monte Carlo approach is then proposed to generate plausible future scenarios.

The SLEUTH urban growth model is applied to a binational dryland watershed to envision and evaluate plausible future scenarios of land use change into the year 2050.

This combined life cycle assessment systems analysis with economic and valuation data and enabled plausible future scenarios to be assessed in terms of provisioning, regulating and cultural services.

Given the wide range of plausible future scenarios, this is not the time to design a radical new system requiring new infrastructure, funding and processes". The BBC pledged to explore ways of making some of its regional and local news materials available to "other news outlets for repurposing and rebroadcast in ways which support the economics of regional news provision beyond the BBC".

"You could take classes in all these different areas and not have to narrow yourself into one field". Cheng recalled being very passionate about the project, which involved using publicly available data on agriculture, climate predictions, and economic demand to create plausible future scenarios.

In this context, the potential to retrofit carbon dioxide (CO2) capture to existing power plants so that they can continue to operate in plausible future scenarios where significant cuts in CO2 emissions are required from the electricity sector has become an increasingly 'hot topic'.