When David Beckham broke a bone in his left foot before the 2002 World Cup, Tony Blair, then the British prime minister, interrupted a cabinet meeting to express his concern about England's suddenly uncertain chances.
Nothing could seem more quixotic, at first sight, than that a married man living in England with a young child and a private income should decide to leave it all and sail to Canada for a life of hard physical work and uncertain chances.
Subsequently, two uncertain chance-constrained programming (CCP) models used for formulating the QFD procedure are set forth, whose objectives are maximizing the consumer satisfaction and minimizing the design cost, respectively.
Their occurrences depend mostly on uncertain chances, unlike long-lived grasses and shrubs, which compete for soil moisture at different depths through special roots and persistent endeavours.
Despite the importance of monoclonal antibodies in basic biomedical research, selecting new antibodies can be a very time- and labour-intensive process with uncertain chances of success.
Their education will be more meager, their prospects for employment more uncertain, their chance to own a home more unlikely, the possibility of one day retiring from their jobs to enjoy the fruits of their labor will be compromised.
And a range of phenomena, such as hurricane activity, that were previously thought to be unconnected to climate change are now increasingly linked to it.This survey will argue that although the science remains uncertain, the chances of serious consequences are high enough to make it worth spending the (not exorbitant) sums needed to try to mitigate climate change.
He seemed to enjoy his new role as the sufferer of indignities, and he did not understand how lucky he was that the policemen allowed him to come out and eat our food, or how stupid he'd been to stay out drinking that night, and how uncertain his chances were of being released.
This in turn has long-lasting effects on the economy.Uncertain, with a chance of sub-optimal equilibriumAlmost all these correlations derive from weather data from the past five or ten years.
Likely outcome: uncertain, but good chance of conservative win Foster v Chatman: This case deals with a death penalty case in which a black man was convicted by an all-white jury after black jurors were systematically excluded by the prosecution.
The name is unwieldy, the goals uncertain, and the chances of success dubious.
