Sentence examples for when confronted to from inspiring English sources

This article describes the ethical and technical pitfalls the specialists are facing when confronted to simulation cases.

When confronted to deterministic mappings, the Gaussian process regression (GPR), or kriging, presents a good compromise between complexity, efficiency and error control.

A comparison with Elber, Kujawski and "Unified Approach" models allowed for verifying the better performance, when confronted to the other tested models, presented by the exponential model.

When confronted to such systems, there is a need to build systems that can operate over a wide range of operating conditions.

Among them, 77 % mentioned a discomfort when confronted to gasps, when 43 and 91 % of the respondents think that gasps are uncomfortable for the dying child and for the parents, respectively.

We conclude that, although different populations may show developmental rate isomorphy; larvae and pupae may choose alternative "decisions" in terms of life-history evolution and physiological traits when confronted to different thermal environments.

They seem to be imagining a Peeping Tom scenario, in which the perpetrator is a cisgender man who, when confronted, claims to be transgender.

The arresting officer also said May seemed intoxicated and quoted Bible verses when confronted, according to Central Kentucky News.

It's in Broad's nature, when crossed or confronted, to plow forward with undeterred aplomb.

Those are the two words you are most likely to hear uttered by most American CEOs when confronted with proposals to enact family-friendly work policies.

When confronted, Bindrich refused to let the referee inspect his phone, and league rules forced him to forfeit.