Sentence examples for complicated to predict from inspiring English sources
This election could see a repeat of 1992 as the rise of smaller parties make it much more complicated to predict how some of the most marginal constituencies will swing.
The relationship between electric and magnetic waves in the near-field varies unpredictably with time and space and is too complicated to predict.
Unlike metals, damage and failure of the composites are complicated to predict under real-time loading due to its anisotropic nature.
Real prices of tomato in the U.S. show complex fluctuations in time and are very complicated to predict with traditional statistical approaches.
However, it is complicated to predict exactly the longitudinal shear stress (τ u,Rd ) under flexural loading; therefore, the longitudinal shear resistance of composite slabs under flexural loading is indirectly evaluated from the empirical method (Vainiunas and Valivonis [2006]).
However, a general optimal operating region of Hello interval value is far more complicated to predict, as the availability and suitability of a relay in reality depend on such highly random factors as channel fading, mobility and usage pattern.
The youths had no known links to armed groups and have targeted Israeli soldiers and civilians at random, complicating efforts to predict or prevent the attacks.
Two big questions complicate efforts to predict the course of the earth's climate over the next century: how sensitive is the climate system, inherently, to the warming effect of greenhouse gases?
Site design characteristics such as cutout size may limit urban tree growth and complicate efforts to predict future canopy, especially in highly paved systems such as parking lots.
The physical properties of soils and sediments typically exhibit a high degree of spatial variability over the landscape which complicates attempts to predict their behavior using continuum-scale mathematical models based on partial differential equations.
The magnitude and relative contributions of each of these factors are quite difficult to predict a priori and can be complicated to decouple or correct for.
