Sentence examples for unexpected uncertainty from inspiring English sources

One unexpected uncertainty which we encountered was due to sample contamination by the sampling device.

But what gives those eternal questions their narrative drive is how the men in the grey flannel suits who survived the Depression, World War II and Korea coped with a time of sudden and unexpected uncertainty, triggered by three or more shots in Dealey Plaza.

This stands in contrast to "unexpected uncertainty", which occurs when your expectations are violated, such as thinking you're going to a Las Vegas family friendly Cirque Di Soleil only to realize you've actually gotten a ticket to an all-male dance revue called "Thunder from Down Under" (I have no idea where that example came from).

Recently, Yu and Dayan introduced a distinction between expected and unexpected uncertainty [26].

In this context surprise corresponds to unexpected uncertainty that represents a violation of the expected uncertainty, represented by entropy.

Moreover, had we modeled optimum forgetting or volatility [27] in our ideal Bayesian observer, unexpected uncertainty could be used to optimize the degree of forgetting.

However, the converter-based DG interface is subjected to the unexpected uncertainties, which highly influence performance of control loop of DG unit and operation of interfaced converter.

ANY smugness Suffolk County may have felt in surveying the financial distress of Nassau County was wiped away last week after a sudden and unexpected $620 million uncertainty that revived the painful legacy of the Shoreham nuclear power plant.

While expected inflation must be planned for in retirement budgeting, unexpected inflation causes uncertainty in prices, because it causes an element of surprise to bear upon the market.

The index is constructed after first removing the common variations in the series, based on recent advances in the literature that emphasize the difference between risk (expected variation) and uncertainty (unexpected variation).

These factors almost always occurred together, creating unexpected events and uncertainty in clinical reasoning.