Sentence examples for Job prediction from inspiring English sources

Finally, the "tools" (computational techniques) are summarized based on the "job" (prediction of a particular set of dispersed-phase properties) and the "cost" (required computational resources).

Our patent-pending Job Prediction and Commercial Engine allow the user to make a Time vs. Cost decision rather than them being concerned with the numbers of cores.

Similarly, during the 2012 election, poll analysts arguably did a better job than prediction markets or oddsmakers.

If one builds a model such as the integrated exposure uptake biokinetic model carefully, using essentially error-free lead exposure data, and applies this model in a different data set with error-prone exposures, the complex mechanistic model will almost certainly do a poor job of prediction, especially of extremes.

Michael Osborne and Carl Frey from Oxford University have put numbers to Brynjolfsson and McAfee's job loss predictions.

The charity sector is currently experiencing growth, according to panelists on a live Q&A on job market predictions.

Paul Krugman's March 9 column, "Promises, Promises," proves that a picture -- in this case, a graph tracking employment figures compared with the Bush administration's job growth predictions -- is worth a thousand words.

And if the old print industry does manage to flourish as a result of the iPad, Jobs' overheard prediction of it being "the most important thing I've ever done" could just be correct.

The only downside is that recruitment in the U.K. petrochemical sector is limited, although job-market predictions suggest a brighter future.

To take advantage of our multi-purpose pipeline, the user can choose the "Drug Combination" job in the "Prediction Tools" menu.

One of the principal outputs of this article is a categorization of the characteristics into a series of domains, in order to provide consistent information on the prediction of job strain, job demands and decision latitude perception.