Jeane Dixon, a noted astrologer, apparently predicted in 1971 that the world would end somewhere between these years.
"The sensation of color cannot be accounted for by the physicist's objective picture of light-waves," he writes – apparently predicting #TheDress – in What is Life?
It even opened with Monk apparently predicting the damage it would inflict: "While at 19, you're not old enough to make a political career, you're certainly old enough to break a political career".
Whenever a major financial calamity happens subsequently there is always one economist who apparently predicted it.
IBM Watson has apparently predicted that the Apple Watch will be the Christmas gift of 2015...I don't think Watson has heard of Star Wars.
But that was last week's column, and I'm not here to talk about the past; I'm here to talk about the future, which I apparently predicted correctly last week.
Years before anyone at ESPN or a Las Vegas sportsbook had any idea these teams would vie for the Lombardi Trophy, "The Simpsons" apparently predicted the Super Bowl XLVIII matchup between the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks.
A more sensitive antibody may reveal low levels of MGL in other spinal regions in the future, but this characteristic immunostaining pattern apparently predicts that the majority of the MGL enzyme is highly concentrated in neuronal and/or glial elements of the nociceptive circuitry in the superficial laminae of the dorsal horn.
Histomorphologic characteristics apparently predicting aggressive behavior (including local recurrence, metastases or SFTP-related death) were first described by England et al. [ 6] and included tumor size greater than 10 cm in diameter, atypical localization, sessile tumor, existence of necrosis or hemorrhage, more than four mitoses per 10 high-power fields (HPF), and nuclear pleomorphism.
Since the dissociation kinetics at zero force apparently cannot predict the behavior in force-driven experiments, these results reveal new insights into biological functions.
