Sentence examples for ground predictions from inspiring English sources

A third reason to find the view from nowhere attractive is that if the world came in structures as characterized by it and we did have access to it, we could use our knowledge of it to ground predictions (which, to the extent that our theories do track the absolute structures, will be borne out).

An innovative methodology for probabilistic estimation of ground condition and construction time and costs is proposed, which is an integration of the ground prediction approach based on Markov process, and the time and cost variance analysis based on Monte-Carlo (MC) simulation.

Because the conditional probability approach is statistically grounded, prediction accuracy is expected to increase with sample sizes and matrix density.

However, most ground motion predictions or site response analyses focus on horizontal ground motion.

The S-wave velocity is a very important factor in theoretical simulations and ground motion predictions.

This paper presents a methodology that allows quantifying the corresponding variability in ground vibration predictions.

Such problems, therefore, are certainly subjects to be considered in the next stage of investigations relating to ground motion predictions.

These results indicate the need for careful utilization of recorded strong motions at OBS sites for applications such as real-time ground motion predictions as front detections.

The TM5-855-1 equations for ground shock predictions are not dimensionally consistent and become cumbersome when the need for units conversion arises.

The uncertainty of ground motion predictions and the limits of that uncertainty have been considered by many authors (e.g., Douglas and Smit, 2001; Ikeura and Noda, 2005; Atkinson, 2006; Bragato, 2008; Morikawa et al., 2008; Strasser et al., 2009).

These results suggest the need for careful use of the recorded strong motions at the OBS sites for applications such as real-time ground motion predictions as front detections.