Sentence examples for difficult to be predicted from inspiring English sources

Since residual stresses are difficult to be predicted they must be reliably measured.

However, the wind speed time series always exhibits nonlinear and non-stationary features, making it very difficult to be predicted accurately.

However, microstructural details of diffusion-reaction processes and oxidation-induced failure in structured semi-crystalline active layers are difficult to be predicted or measured, due to material heterogeneities, such as different material phases, crystallinities, nano-film thickness.

Solids residence time distribution (RTD) in circulating fluidized bed risers is a critical parameter for evaluating reactor performances, however, it is still very difficult to be predicted via computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation due to the complexity of particle clustering phenomenon.

Even low, relatively innocuous concentrations of pollutants often produce deleterious effects on organisms, which are difficult to be predicted, because measurable effects are expressed only after prolonged exposure.

In other words, the unpredictable samples in the endpoint F are also difficult to be predicted in the endpoint G and visa versa.

What has and will always be difficult to predict is which pictures will be the great ones and from exactly where they may emerge.

Deterministic processes that are difficult to predict have been used in gambling since antiquity.

"It's difficult to predict who will be prosecuted because this is the beginning," he said.

"It's very difficult to predict what's going to happen to a company financially".

If there were competing candidates, Verizon added, "it would be difficult to predict which individuals would be elected".