I predict that when the books are closed, 2002 will be just under 17 million.
Free might build share as long as someone bankrolls you, but one day someone pays and I believe we will all pay dearly, at which point the models will really be tested and I predict that's when the next "disruption" will emerge.
I predict that beginning Oct. 1, when the marketplaces go online, most people will discover that because of the new level of competition and the availability of tax credits, affordable coverage will actually at long last be available.
I would have been overwhelmed if anyone had predicted that when I was an adult, I would have a portable phone for my exclusive use.
Let D e i be a random variable that assumes realization 1 when the i−th experiment X i predicts that the edge exists and 0 when it predicts that the edge does not exist.
But I predicted that 20 years ago, when I was a sanguine boy leaving Star Wars, and the smartest robot we have now is the Roomba vacuum cleaner.
Or Is It the Law?" [Jan 16], states that tenant activists predicted that when rent laws were "weakened" by removing all apartments with rents over $2,000 from rent regulation, harassment would increase.
We predicted that, when participants were not expecting to see masks (i.e., during the rating phase), realistic masks might not be detected, resulting in few spontaneous reports of masks in post-test questioning.
Coleman predicted that when skin sensors are ready for broad-scale production, there will be a market for them.
He predicted that when the cost hits $500, they will get traction here as well.
Mr. Davis predicted that when the November 2002 elections are over, Republicans would be 8 to 10 seats ahead from redistricting.
