Sentence examples for scenario setting from inspiring English sources

This indicates that biofuel value networks depend greatly on external influences, i.e., the scenario setting.

The first scenario (setting A) would consist of an overall reduction in the amount of the pension received at all ages.

At its most basic, Spark does most of the heavy lifting for you, with you specifying simply a scenario, setting and character before being thrown into a randomly generated game provided by the engine.

Different scenario setups explore the sensitivity to key assumptions such as the building's service life, end-of-life scenario, setting of forest sequestration before (growth) or after (regrowth) harvesting and time horizon of the dynamic LCA.

The second scenario (setting B) affects mostly the incentive structure as it requires more years of contribution to claim a pension (18 years instead of 15), so that the ladder becomes steeper.

The effects of this enhancement have been studied in a rural scenario setting and compared to the original algorithm; the results show a clear improvement, faster convergence, and better network performance, because of the enhancement.

I really hope the best-case scenario set out by the IPCC is what we get.

The most optimistic scenario set out is based on only 5% of the population falling ill and 3,100 dying.

In his speech, Vlieghe repeated the Brexit scenario set out by the MPC last week: a dip in activity and a pickup in inflation as the pound falls.

Not only is the obesity situation in the UK not improving, but the doomsday scenario set out in that report might underestimate the true scale of the problem.

The revamped scenario, set in an unidentified contemporary prison camp, is too general to be involving and too obscure in motivation to evoke sympathy for characters who are nevertheless abused in diverse, mostly sexual, ways.