Sentence examples for formula predicted from inspiring English sources

This equation can then be implemented into a mortality-predicting formula: predicted mortality = 1/(1 + e-x), where x = 0.2 × (BIG score) - 5.208.

His formula predicted that the Soviet Union would endure 18 months to 2,340 years.

When a cloud flashed, they considered it, but only somewhat, in a pattern that followed what Bayes's formula predicted.

He selected the six dogs that were more than 10 years old, a procedure that required prior information, and pointed out that Dr. Gott's formula predicted that each should survive to twice its present age with a probability of 50percentt.

Since the number of frequency modes per frequency interval continues to increase without limit with the square of the frequency, Rayleigh's formula predicted an ever-increasing amount of radiation of higher frequencies instead of the observed maximum and subsequent fall in radiative power.

The ratings, which exist for roughly 12,000 of the city's 80,000 teachers, give each teacher a grade of "high," "above average," "average," "below average" or "low" based on how well their students did on the state tests compared with how well a formula predicted they should have done.

Could your formula predict a few bad bets and the subsequent investor withdrawals?

While the researchers' formula predicts how often a price move of a given magnitude will occur, it does not forecast when.

" 'You may see my name,' and she said, 'Are you drunk?' " No formula predicts the occurrence of primes they behave as if they appear randomly.

" 'You may see my name,' and she said, 'Are you drunk?' " No formula predicts the occurrence of primes — they behave as if they appear randomly.

(My formula predicts the two-party percentage for the incumbent party and Mr. Silver's predicts the margin of victory, however, the two can be made comparable by converting the two-party percentage into a victory margin).