Sentence examples for basically predicted from inspiring English sources

The heat flux distribution, temperature distribution of 3D braided composites under different boundary conditions are basically predicted.

Vernor Vinge basically predicted it a decade ago, while William Gibson was writing about augmented-reality "locative art".

An episode that premiered in March 2000 basically predicted Donald Trump's victory, outlets pointed out.

In a 1926 interview with Collier's magazine reproduced by Twenty-First Century Books -- titled, amazingly, "When Woman Is Boss" -- Tesla basically predicted the smartphone.

According to Lavy, the extremely punitive measures for kids "have arisen as a result of the "superpredator" theory that came about in 1990s, which basically predicted a violent juvenile crime wave...and this racially-charged notion that there were these godless, fatherless monsters that were coming to a community near you".

When the selection committee seeded George Mason 11th, it was basically predicting that the Patriots would not survive into the second round, surely not into the regional.

"And on the other hand, it's basically predicting what you'll be interested in doing".

With that premise, this approach basically predicts what the value of the phase component of the current frame should be using the information from previous frames; the deviation between that prediction and the actual value of the phase spectrum models this function [23].   5.

The company's blog post holds that unlike a traditional clipping or trending engine what ever this will be will basically predict the future, as an "early-warning system" alerting you to "swings" in what people are saying about your brand, for example.

When enough data is compiled, in true DARPA-esque fashion they can basically predict what you'll do before you do it!

With several great Kenyan runners taking part, you could basically predict who'd win the marathon, but the derby champion has always been a mystery.