Sentence examples for date predicted from inspiring English sources

Pierre Gassendi observed the transit on the date predicted, a confirmation of Kepler's prediction.

As for West Ham re-locating, the earliest date predicted is 2015 with the year after acknowledged as a real possibility We shall see.

The academics leaf through coloured spreadsheets with the candidates' names, their exam performance to date, predicted grades, interview scores, contextual flags and ranking – based on exam performance – compared with all of the university's applicants this year.

Storms and other events influence the pace, and there's no date predicted for its merger with the mainland, but, Mr. Burden says, "It's happening in human time, not geological time".

But no one who was advocating that date predicted that 'American Beauty' and 'The Cider House Rules' would be the two pictures that dominated, pictures that arguably play to more or less the same audience that our picture would play to.

That would be four months earlier than NASA's current schedule, which calls for the first manned flight in March 2015, and much faster than the 2017 date predicted by a blue-ribbon panel that reviewed NASA's human spaceflight program last year.

To date, predicting the outcome of WAD remains challenging and few clinical prediction tools exists to assist health care providers in establishing the prognosis for patients.

To date, predicting how a user will react to the drug has been anyone's guess.

Application of the Boussinesq Equation to watershed-scale recession date predicts slopes shifting from 3 to 3/2 as recession progresses, thus the observed slope of two casts doubt on whether it is appropriate to apply hydraulic aquifer theory to these types of watersheds to infer aquifer properties or predict low flows.

To date, predicting vector-borne diseases has proved to be complex.

In addition, we predict that for Group II substrates (such as acetate), the date predict that the combined NADPH demand for metabolism and anabolic processes is too high to be provided by such alternative pathways.