Sentence examples for a prediction of when from inspiring English sources

He said he did not want to offer a prediction of when Lilly might ask the Food and Drug Administration for approval.

And Cachegrind tries to measure the cache effects, tries to make a prediction of when you do memory accesses, are these things in cache or not.

The developments include the refinement of the assumed in-plane stress pattern and a prediction of when concrete crushing occurs in the proximity of the corners of the slab.

Bitten early by the bitcoin bug, Tim's also bullish on the theme of bitcoin and gives a prediction of when the mass adoption of bitcoin will take place.

In this column, I look at economic history to provide a prediction of when the next recession will take place.

The idea that visual speech cues may allow a prediction of when important information in the auditory stream will be presented has been proposed before under the 'peak listening' hypothesis (Kim & Davis, 2004).

Although mutual information and related indicators co-occur with phase transitions across many systems, they have two shortcomings in terms of prediction: the precise timing depends on many factors and an exact prediction of when a transition will occur is fraught with difficulty; and the sign of a transition is not determined.

No one had a firm prediction of when the rate might fall.

"We will fight this case forever," he commented loudly, not just demonstrating his determination but, most likely, offering a reasonable prediction of when the lawsuit may end.

Instead of just looking at manufacturing and shipping schedules to guess when items will arrive, AI combines historical delivery information with customer feedback, weather reports and logistics to give an accurate prediction of when products will get to customers.

If you want an accurate prediction of when the housing market will bottom: it will be when people have stopped calling a bottom in housing.