Here's one thing that's certain in the next 10 years: We will put "the smarts" in everything: smart homes, smart cars, smart health, smart robots, smart science (confronting the data deluge), smart crowds and human-computer systems, smart interaction (virtual and augmented reality).
He failed to expand his popular appeal and discredited his movement, making the Brotherhood's defeat almost certain in the next poll.
"I don't know who's going to fight who, but I'm fairly certain that in the next few years you will see wars erupt, and not just small ones," he told a recent conference.
"I am certain that in the next 10 to 15 years, there will be a limited number of people working in galleries, and more effectively working as commissioning editors working on material online".
Then, once we have a comprehensive analysis of the participant's mobility features, we use them to predict if s/he will present certain symptoms in the next days (e.g. two days ahead).
In certain cases the next peak (P1 in the case shown in Figure 4A) only rose when the previous peak (P2) had reached a plateau, whereas in other cases the new peak (P2) started to rise while the previous one (P3) was still rising.
OSCEOLA, Iowa — One of two things is certain to happen in the next few weeks to Rick Santorum, after making more than 300 campaign stops in Iowa and draining his personal bank account.
This spring will find us in mortal combat with wood-boring beetles, who have found nirvana in our deck, and shoring up a garage of nonreinforced masonry that Lisa, our architect, is certain will collapse in the next earthquake.
The political consequences of this are not yet clear, but according to MORI, a polling company, 44% of those who are certain to vote in the next general election are 55 or older.
Several municipalities have adopted laws banning "homosexual propaganda" — defined, essentially, as the claim that same-sex unions are not inferior to heterosexual ones — and the same measure is pending on the federal level, certain to pass in the next few months.
This is one of those pre-election political markers - on an issue that has clearly not gone away, and will be certain to resurface in the next parliament.
