Sentences with phrase «hypothetical events»

In this important and first Supreme Court personal injury case of 2018 the court accepts that a claim for past loss of earning capacity involves a consideration of hypothetical events.

An assessment of loss of both past and future earning capacity involves consideration of hypothetical events.

Numerous recent studies have explored the role of memory in imagining possible future experiences and related kinds of hypothetical events.

Recently, evidence has emerged showing that this same system also underpins planning for the future and imagining hypothetical events.

Instead, the Seahawks are projected to be 3.5 - point favorites in the hypothetical event that they had a rematch against the Broncos in a neutral location one week later.

«Zoo With Roy» was (and remains) a Philly sports blog that is based on silliness and randomness, and was named after a hypothetical event even the creator assumed was never going to happen.

For Arizona, the impact of these demographic trends is not some hypothetical event in a distant future — it is happening here and now.

Its first trailer showed a hypothetical event featuring a massive battle against Mewtwo.

A «maximum probable flood», (MPF) usually a hypothetical event with a recurrence interval of 1000 years or more, may also be calculated to design critical control works like spillways, whose failure would be catastrophic.

I like to ask the climate change wackos this question: In the hypothetical event that a global cooling trend emerged (and likely much worse for humans than warming), would you advocate for MORE fossil fuel use?

Not exact matches

As for the watch problem, its so hypothetical it's really not worth much more to pursue because you are right, I think it highly imporbable a watch would appear from nothingness, and since that has never in the history of the universe as we know it, to have happened, to discuss what I would do in that event is moot.

The hypothetical elements and contrasts evoked by the flow of narrative are, in process terms, real elements in the constitution of the actual event.

Climate change itself has been embarrassingly uneventful, so another rationale for reducing CO2 is now promoted: to stop the hypothetical increase of extreme climate events like hurricanes or tornados.

He also says wisely that «when one returns from the hypothetical scheme to the rich complexity of individual events, it is evident at once that no person or group ever conforms completely to a type.»

All the more hypothetical must be a science whose field of experimentation consists of partial tokens of remote events.

Thus, without the radical novelty of creativity - esse, the creatures production of new characterizations would remain purely abstract and hypothetical, unrelated to any event in the world.

At the same time, I suspect something about our hypothetical atheist: he would call the doctor who forbade all carpentry (as an example of splinter - causing events) cruel or inept; he would call the government which eliminated convenience stores for the sake of eliminating convenience store robbery oppressive.

The 13 standpoint of Domingo Bañez OP (1528 - 1604), and his followers is that God foresees all hypothetical future events and premoves the free will to a course of action, calling certain to blessedness and giving them the grace necessary.

So your counter argument to someone who doesn't believe in god is a completely fictional fairy tale off the top of your head highlighting the response an atheist might have to a hypothetical, yet completely improbable event?

It is articulated ahead of a future event, thus it is hypothetical.

Oh, a plainly hypothetical blog post about a plausible event.

Of course, this is just public opinion, and hypothetical opinion at that: if Scotland votes YES (which would be the far more unprecedented and unpredictable event we don't know how Westminster opinion would react, or how the public would react to it actually happening.

Speaking at the CIMG - hosted event, Ken Thompson engaged in a hypothetical conversation with the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori - Atta where he sought to show that the cedi was overvalued using the Big Mac Index — published by The Economist to measure purchasing power parity (PPP) between two currencies.

Former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said police would be prepared in the event of a hypothetical attack in New York City similar to what occurred in Vegas, though the threat of a high - angle sniper attack on a oft target is something no one thought of before.

I am still convinced that he will produce a temporary boost in the polls for Labour despite what hypothetical polls conducted now predict — people simply aren't very good at predicting how they will react to events in the future.

Today some of the best minds in physics are fixated on the event horizon, pondering what would happen to hypothetical astronauts and subatomic particles upon reaching the precipice of a black hole.

Alessandro Vespignani of Indiana University has calculated the chance the virus will emigrate, using a model that combines detailed travel data, incubation times and the rate of increase of the epidemic, with a range of hypothetical, random travel events (PLoS Current Outbreaks, doi.org/vvd).

Finally, the specification lever is at work in the lead - up to a government shutdown, and if efforts to reach a continuing resolution fail, during the shutdown itself.231 While a shutdown was historically an extraordinary event, the possibility and reality of shutdowns have loomed large in recent years, 232 so this tool is more than merely hypothetical.

The numerous DNA scrambling events that chromosomes occur in plants are likely to generate similar novel RNA variants and pose similar hypothetical risks to those raised by Smith.

In any event, this being a hypothetical ballot, I feel no obligation to abide by the academy's list of official submissions or its long - standing one - film - per - country rule, which is almost as outmoded as the electoral college.

Even more so among your hypothetical two books per year people, many of whom would probably much rather see the movie in any event.

These are hypothetical examples of events one may experience during their lifetime and are for illustrative purposes only.

You can also see historical and hypothetical cash distribution by bond or CD position, credit ratings, issuer events, or taxability.

What it is about these mysterious felines» personalities or sensory perception that leads to these events remains largely hypothetical, but it does happen and the bad news is there is no easy fix.

And, in the hypothetical case where the persistent region of warm water in the North Pacific associated with «The Blob» stuck around through the winter, it's plausible that this could modulate the atmospheric effects of the powerful El Niño event in the tropics.

Considered in that way, accelerated glacial melting and larger changes in sea level (for example) should be looked at as probable events, not as hypothetical possibilities.

There are also other events like the PETM in the Earth's history that show traces like our hypothetical Anthropocene signal.

So, if the pence in the pound recovery of the trustees as unsecured creditors of the employer reduces on its hypothetical insolvency after the event has taken place, it is likely that event will be materially detrimental to the scheme.

Take the following hypothetical: The policy will pay only disbursements, but excludes any costs, in the event your client loses at trial.

Therefore, the likelihoods of both future events and hypothetical past are decided based first on deciding whether there was (for past events) or is (for future events) a real possibility.

In the event these hypothetical instructions were disobeyed, and an accident followed, what would the result be?

Unlike separation agreements (or most other domestic agreements), prenuptial agreement are written to address some hypothetical future event — either one spouse's death or a marital dissolution.

Take the following hypothetical case: The adverse cost protection provider agrees to pay only your disbursements, but excludes any costs, in the event your client loses at trial.

As enjoyable as it is to consider the Newtonian implications of iterative and compounding actions and reactions to the chain of events triggered in Monroe's hypothetical «what ifs», exceedingly few of the justice «what ifs» or proposals offered above will result in decimation of judicial precincts or dystopian futures where justice is brutally dispensed by dolphin - guided drones.

This is called fermi paradox and has some very interesting (and grim) hypothetical explanations, like self - destruction or cataclysmic events.

Let's go back to that hypothetical person who makes $ 120,000 a year, their premiums for full coverage, so something that provides $ 7,000 a month, in the event of a full disability, it could be anywhere from 200 to 250 a month.

Up until the split, many developers anticipated that in the case of a hard fork - merely a hypothetical up until The DAO event - a minority chain like ethereum classic would die out.

Digital rights organisation Open Rights Group's legal director, Myles Jackman, described a hypothetical «treasure trove of private information» and questioned whether the public could trust the government with their data again in the event of a breach.

three public middle schools within the Midwest United States and 731 Taiwanese 7th graders from one middle school in southern Taiwan completed a survey that contained both open - ended questions asking about real - life reports of witnessing peer victimization and a vignette assessing responses to a hypothetical victimization event.

And, as a hypothetical, in the event that I get another multi-unit building in the future that truly has a single address, other than apartment numbers, how would you answer the same questions for that situation?