Sentence examples for time consequences from inspiring English sources

The short time consequences are negative because larger water volume and bottom area became anoxic immediately after intrusion.

At the same time, consequences of control failure are significantly more severe, which implies a conflicting requirement for robust control.

Presently, no framework exists to systematically measure the potential travel time consequences of employing wider bicycle facilities on a road network.

While we can't change gender-related attributes and would not necessarily want to, we can as individuals and organizations become more aware of the time consequences of these gender-based differences.

A discrete choice experiment will give insight in patient's preferences and investigates the value pregnant women place on different characteristics of prenatal testing (e.g. detection capacity, waiting time, consequences for the child of the detected abnormalities).

Depending on the system in question (described in more detail in box 2), and often heavily influenced by organisational history and developments over time, consequences were identified relating to individual work practices and organisational functioning.

But the residents of coastal neighborhoods here are less interested in the debate than in the real-time consequences of a rise in sea level.

Bronx Defenders has "thousands upon thousands" of such clients, Steinberg says, and while the charges may not result in significant jail time, the life-time consequences can be more severe than those for the DeMarcuses of America: We have a client in family court who is being charged with abuse and neglect because she used marijuana.

In this way, our system may serve as a reference for temporal statistical designs, useful both for relating different models and for expanding a given design to its full-time consequences.

"While we are developing more and more ways to extend life, we have also provided water and nutrients to a forest of unrealistic expectations that have real-time consequences..."...

I, like many of my colleagues, have come to realize that while we are developing more and more ways to extend life, we have also provided water and nutrients to a forest of unrealistic expectations that have real-time consequences for those frail bodies that have been entrusted to us.