Sentence examples for able to predict accurately from inspiring English sources

In this study, practicing architects predicted laypersons' responses to large contemporary building, and again these predictions were poorly correlated with ratings by laypersons, although some architects' predictions were better than others, and architects were able to predict accurately that lay ratings in general would be more favourable than their own.

More colourfully, French introduces us to an Indian who is able to predict accurately the caste of people he sees randomly in a public space.

When the main tower at Canary Wharf was proposed in the 1980s, according to Peter Bressington of Arup, an engineering firm that is a prolific builder of skyscrapers, nobody was able to predict accurately how long it would take to evacuate if a fire broke out.

Both models were able to predict accurately the nonlinear shear behaviour of the material.

This model is able to predict accurately both the elastic and inelastic responses of the sub-panels.

It has been demonstrated that the LFM is not able to predict accurately the soot volume fraction.

The GCSEs will sort themselves out; we'll be able to predict more accurately in a couple of years.

He wants to be able to predict phenology accurately to make better resource management decisions.

The proposed method is able to predict FRFs accurately for the frequency range covering the modes considered.

For diagnostic or prognostic problems, the question is whether these systems have been able to predict more accurately than human experts.

Validation against the experiment data in the literature shows that the proposed model is able to predict more accurately the liner performance measured by the two-source method.