Sentence examples for exactly predicted from inspiring English sources

In a sense, the results of the New Hampshire primary, almost exactly predicted by the polls, were no surprise.

The James formula is often maligned for being thrown off by high-scoring games, and for not accounting for a team's ability to win close games, but it had exactly predicted the records of four teams through Friday: Boston, Kansas City, Minnesota and Arizona.

The shift was exactly predicted using the proposed ten-lump model.

The duration of the stages and the transition probabilities cannot be exactly predicted in the present state of knowledge.

However, demand of houses may be changed in each hour and cannot be exactly predicted one day ahead.

The console as a 'home hub' just never materialized — despite the fact that Bill Gates had exactly predicted this moment in his incredibly prescient CES keynote in 2000.

Roger did not exactly predict that Djokovic would win those finals.

"I have to say we didn't exactly predict the tour would catch fire the way it did," said Carter Strickland, the department's commissioner.

Their other bands don't exactly predict Cant's music, which dovetails with the latest indie-rock rediscovery of beats and murk.

He said, "If we create more scale for the world and 10x the number of great startups, even though we don't have any ownership in them, it will benefit YC in some way I can't exactly predict now".

Rheingold did not exactly predict flash mobs, but he saw potential in "the combination of computation, communication, reputation and location awareness" that might lead to socially advantageous "cooperation epidemics".