Sentence examples for repeat scenario from inspiring English sources

So beware of where a repeat scenario might lead in education.

Anderlecht had come from behind against Spurs already this season and, when Imoh Ezekiel equalised deep into the second half for the Belgians, a repeat scenario appeared possible, even likely.

A repeat scenario seems unlikely with Morgan, dropped after his disappointing series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates, currently carrying the drinks for the Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL and not scheduled to return to Middlesex in time to stake a serious claim.

In 2002, he stood nearly alone in defiant opposition to the war in Iraq and since then has grown into something of a professional outlier, calling more recently for the end of private campaign financing, and -- in a seeming repeat scenario -- opposing any and all aggressive actions against Iran.

The newest incessantly repeated scenario has it that Mr. Obama's fate now all depends on a stereotypical white blue-collar male voter in the apotheosized rust belt town of Deer Hunter, Pa.

It has been demonstrated that a repeated scenario can be tuned so that evasive steering is initiated under the sameconditions as in an unexpected scenario.

However, a one-nucleosome/one-repeat scenario would require unusually compact chromatin and would be hard to reconcile with the existence of even shorter tandem repeats of soybean (92 bp), mouse (120 bp) and sugarcane (140 bp).

Secondly, the datacollected from repeated scenarios must be validated for the application at hand.

Systematically varying the levels of the attributes in repeated scenarios enables us to obtain a profile of each passengers preferences for bus services.

In Figs. 5 9, the left panel compares the unexpected and averaged repeated scenarios, whereas the right panel comparesthe repetitions over repetition number.

In this paper, it has been shown that the steering behaviour observed in repeated critical scenarios to a large extentpreserves the characteristics of the steering behaviour found in an unexpected critical scenario, making it possible to usedata from repeated scenarios in, for example, driver modelling for evasive steering.