Sentence examples for recourse scenario from inspiring English sources

"I had always considered outside aid as a last recourse scenario," he said.

Thus, this paper considers a robust framework for the economic and operational risk management of a refinery under uncertainty by extending an existing two-stage stochastic program with fixed recourse via scenario analysis.

Twitter pre-supposes consent to being treated thus and your only recourses in that scenario are to manually mute, block, report or take the nuclear option of making your stream protected.

We study survivable network design problems with edge-connectivity requirements under a two-stage stochastic model with recourse and finitely many scenarios.

In this paper we introduce survivable network design problems under a two-stage stochastic model with fixed recourse and finitely many scenarios.

The evaluation of the three scenarios on recourse to malaria chemoprophylaxis showed that the results are highly dependent on the input variable 'use of or recourse to malaria chemoprophylaxis' for which only inaccurate data exist.

The immediacy of the voice is enough to make you think about how such a scenario came about, without recourse to pages of exposition.

A multistage scenario analysis with complete recourse is used.

Right or wrong?" Likely in fear of a Tom Cruise couch-jumping scenario, DeGeneres had no recourse but to switch gears away from the controversial kiss and show the audience photos of Diesel's adorable offspring. .

I could well imagine scenarios where the best recourse for the relief of pain in its maddening chorus of many voices -- is to relinquish the tattered remains of life, to silence the din, to let go.

Although it cannot be excluded that such viruses are derivative rather than ancestors of geminiviruses, our analysis show that geminivirus ancestors could have evolved their CP in marine environments before their adaptation as pathogens of land plants, and therefore their origin could be explained without having recourse to unlikely and poorly parsimonious scenarios.