Sentence examples for scenario represent from inspiring English sources

These scenarios, the technological and political scenario, represent situations where additional efforts are taken beyond what we expect to happen anyway until 2030.

This implies that the welfare effects of increasing the retirement age in such a scenario represent an upper bound of the probable outcomes.2.2

The estimated investments needed to achieve energy security and low carbon intensity in the RIC scenario represent an average increase of US$2 billion annually over the BAU case, which represents 0.57% of the state GDP in 2010.

In a, the red lines at the edge of the shaded areas of the RCP8.5 scenario represent the range of soil temperature change in the wide corridor shown in Fig. 1.

The new scenario represents a vindication of sorts for the Fed's strategy of maintaining interest rates at historic lows well into the economic recovery.

Far from being science fiction, this kind of scenario represents the kind of reality the NHS must work towards, says Sir Bruce Keogh, NHS England's medical director.

"The former scenario represents a hiccup for the market, maybe a 30- to 90-day slowdown in foreclosure initiations," Mr. Humphries said.

The first scenario represents an initial acquisition.

The second scenario represents a subsequent acquisition.

The algorithms are validated in a realistic simulated scenario representing a landing on Mercury.

These waters may be diluted by oxic surface waters, a scenario represented by FPL and FPS.