Sentence examples for tight uncertainties from inspiring English sources

The role of experiments for the determination of minor actinide nuclear data is presented as essential to meet the tight uncertainties requirements derived by sensitivity analyses for innovative systems designed to significantly reduce the amount of high level nuclear waste.

World supplies are already tight, as uncertainties over Iraq and Yukos, the Russian oil giant, continue to mount.

To Coach Eric Mangini, though, the tight end uncertainty offers a fresh set of options on offense.

Resources were uncomfortably tight, and uncertainty loomed over the project's future and every team member's career.

High unemployment, tight credit and uncertainty over prices have also kept many potential buyers from making purchases.

On top of such problems come the recession, weaker energy demand, tight credit and uncertainty over future policies, said Caren Byrd, an executive director of the global utility and power group at Morgan Stanley in New York.

On the other hand, we provided examples to show that SDP relaxation may not be tight when the uncertainty regions are ellipsoids.

The clear message is that investors do not understand the uncertainties of tight oil and shale gas plays.

Welltesting analysis in tight gas reservoirs has uncertainties and may not directly provide characterisation of fracture dynamic parameters such as fracture storativity and interporosity flow coefficient.

Home prices in the U.S., coupled with economic uncertainties and tight regulations designed to curb a housing bubble in China, are driving record Chinese investments in the U.S. residential and commercial real estate markets, according to the Asia Society, a multinational think tank with offices throughout the U.S. and Asia Pacific.

The industry has been blaming regulatory uncertainty for tight credit.