Sentence examples for subsequent scenario from inspiring English sources

The subsequent scenario (scenario2) has showed that with the increasing number of the tracked persons and/or with their proximity to the sensor antenna system, the detection of all targets located in the monitored area becomes very challenging.

The baseline A, F, and T matrices and the y, π, and f vectors for scenario S0 are as follows: Consumer demand for all goods in the resource-rich region (the last four figures in the y vector) is increased for each subsequent scenario: by 10%% under S1, 20%% under S2, and 30%% under S3.

On the contrary, we could also imagine the subsequent scenario: if all gynaecologists openly declared themselves willing to perform hymenoplastic operations on request, perhaps even patriarchs would understand that the norms (demanding virginity) are unfeasible in a modern society [ 20].

In each subsequent scenario the added value of including two more of each type of hospital (thus 6 hospitals per stratum) is examined, as well as the effect of including two hospitals fewer in each stratum (see Table  1 for all three sample size scenarios).

Through Acme/Bolt and subsequent scenarios, Deutsch and others have shown that the introduction of weapons into negotiation situations heightens conflict by tempting the participants to use those weapons to press for advantage, and that negotiations increasingly become zero sum, with both sides aiming for complete victory and the complete defeat of the other side.

Increasing the traffic load increases the probability p 1 in subsequent scenarios.

The number of devices in incremented by 100 in the subsequent scenarios.

We found a significant difference between the regret scores for the scenarios with one discount and the subsequent scenarios with two discounts within all four-condition groups.

As world demand grows under subsequent scenarios, the distribution of income by factor and by region shifts to reflect resource scarcities.

World consumption demand grows under subsequent scenarios, with implications for prices, scarcity rents, and the division of income both over factors and geographically.

We found a significant and marginally significant difference between the preference scores for the scenarios with one discount and the subsequent scenarios with two discounts in the past first conditions.