Sentence examples for uncertain planning from inspiring English sources
None of those ¤90,000 badly built villas on big developments with poor facilities and uncertain planning permission you've seen in Alicante or Malaga.
Zhang et al. (2008) presented an uncertain planning model to determine the location of SPR sites with minimal cost of transport based on hybrid intelligent algorithms.
Beyond France, Mr. Macron's problems also mean problems for the European Union, already roiled by populist political forces and Britain's increasingly chaotic and uncertain plans to leave.
E1 SPORTS D1-8 Jets Owner Seeks Guidance The Jets' owner, Robert Wood Johnson, has sought advice from the N.F.L. commissioner, Paul Tagliabue, on how to handle the potentially chaotic situation resulting from the resignation of Coach Al Groh and the uncertain plans of Bill Parcells.
The departure of Mr. Davis, 60, a real estate lawyer, the city's first black parks commissioner and a member of the Lincoln Center board for more than 20 years, leaves the center, the nation's largest performing arts organization, without a permanent day-to-day director as it grapples with uncertain plans for a sweeping renovation.
Because of incomplete knowledge due to unknown objects and occlusions in visual observations, object observations are imperfect and action success is uncertain, making planning challenging.
However, because the situation is so uncertain anyone planning to travel next week should keep in regular contact with their travel operator to monitor the situation.
Other articles include a look at the conflicted feelings of the so-called 1 percent; how you can benefit from an "umbrella" insurance policy; staying flexible amid an uncertain tax planning outlook; and how to avoid getting seasick amid churning markets.
Graves (2011) reviewed uncertain production planning problems.
Mula et al. (2006) have classified use of simulation in uncertain production planning problems.
Also uncertain are plans for Guyot Hall, the 1909 building that houses geosciences, EEB, and the Princeton Environmental Institute.
