Sentence examples for former predictions from inspiring English sources

A fast-changing earth is rapidly outstripping former predictions.

One is that Lovelock is right, and the models on which his former predictions were based were fatally flawed.

More sophisticated methods (e.g. thin section analysis) and prediction models that consider concrete curing and meteorological conditions (cf. Fib Bulletin 34) can be used later on if the former predictions look promising.

Unlike former prediction models aiming at predicting mixture pleasantness, our prediction scheme does neither require prescaling of an interaction constant between the components of the mixture nor require experimental parameterization of the prediction equation, which is specific for each chemical substance.

Dividing the former "prediction term" by the latter yields LR H, E) = PH(E /P~H(E) = 0.57/0.056 = 10.12.

To utilize the large amount of data from real manufacturing section, enlarge data sources and enrich cutting data base for former prediction task, a novel identification method is proposed by considering stiffness properties of the cutter-holder-spindle system in this paper.

Experiments confirmed the former prediction, but found that molar heat capacities of diatomic gases were typically about 5 cal/(mol·K), and fell to about 3 cal/(mol·K) at very low temperatures.

Experiments by Kasada et al. (2014) verify the latter prediction, but the authors did not conduct an experiment to confirm the former prediction.

In favor of the former prediction, CD revealed substantially increased levels of α-helical secondary structure in glycosylated Skp1 isoforms, compared to those of unmodified and hydroxylated Skp1.

The former prediction is supported by the observation of no effect on the palmitate-induced toxicity upon inhibition of ceramide synthesis.

We favor the former prediction based on the observation that the relative distance between the vulval muscles and the vulval opening is crucial.