Sentence examples for unforeseeable effects from inspiring English sources

A burst refers to a group of possibly contiguous errors which is characteristic of unforeseeable effects of errors in data computation.

Many methods for designing and assessing modular product concepts are provided in literature - deciding between modular product structure alternatives, however, is still a challenging task, because of the many and unforeseeable effects on all product life-phases in combination with the high number of involved stakeholders.

Many of the conclusions drawn from such studies do not apply when larger molecules are used as secondary structure, non-specific binding, and various other unforeseeable effects interfere with predicted hybridization behavior.

Meanwhile, the former non-executives of the bank, including Lord Stevenson, continue to complain that the PRA has downplayed "the unforeseen and unforeseeable effect of the financial crisis on HBOS".

He and Ms. Mayo also fear that the bees' feasting on the stuff could have unforeseeable health effects on the hives.

Opiates often have unforeseeable neurological effects in the elderly because of the high prevalence of pre-existing cognitive deficits and vascular neurological disorders.

However, the universal role of this system in innate immunity might induce unforeseeable side effects, especially concerning susceptibility to infection and auto-immunity.

The results show the importance of the uncertainty on membrane action effects on the structure in case of an unforeseeable event leading to a notional column removal.

Obviously, tragically, a completely unforeseeable event occurred".

An unforeseeable side effect of communicating in a language foreign to both of us was that it allowed me to forget, sometimes, that she was Japanese.

Nothing in the history of the modern world, save for perhaps the discovery that the world is round, the earth is not the center of the galaxy and you can drink red wine with any goddamn foodstuff you like has changed the basic functioning of society so rapidly, with so many unforeseeable and as-yet-unknowable side effects.