Sentence examples for later prediction from inspiring English sources

Powell's later prediction was almost spot on, though.

Otherwise, refer to solutions in later prediction error recovery section.

This work is expected to be used for later prediction of pressure drop under a wide range of clogging conditions.

By introducing the concept of hypothesis we define a higher level model that is independent of the learning technique and operates at the early knowledge level rather than at the later prediction stage as is the case for consensus models.

The high numbers of viable nuts observed in hybrids makes the later prediction more plausible, but quantification of hybrid fitness logically follows after we ascertain whether and where hybrids exist.

In some degree these later predictions are interpretations, or reinterpretations, of the earlier ones, as when the non-Israelite prophet Balaam's "ships…from Kittim" (Numbers 24:24) are interpreted in Daniel 11 30 as the Roman vessels off Alexandria in 168 bc that frustrated the Syrian king Antiochus IV Epiphanes (c. 215 164/163 bc) in his attempt to annex Egypt.

The polynomial model provided a reasonable fit to the data until about age 15 years but was impractical for later predictions.

Ten years later, predictions P1 P3 were confirmed experimentally by Sha et al. [ 21] and by Pomerening et al. [ 22].

While there have been great advances in predicting protein structure from primary sequence (see later), the prediction of function from structure (let alone sequence) remains an important (if largely unattained) aim.

Seconds later, his prediction came sickeningly true.

Forty-seven seconds later, the "prediction" was in pieces.