Sentence examples for little predicted from inspiring English sources

A 40-mile trip to the airport, however, used up more than 50 miles of battery capacity — leaving too little predicted range to chance driving back home.

In general, there is little predicted difference between monthly and seasonal re-adjustment of array orientation.

There is very little predicted structural difference between region 2 of Rep2 and Rep5 (Fig. 6D and 6E).

The N-terminal and interdomain regions (IDRs) have very low homology and little predicted secondary structure.

For system G_CG_G/C_C, there is little predicted difference in the free energies of coaxial stacking for all three possible arrangements.

explain their choice of the harmonic mean as a way to preventing the small, which have little predicting power, leading to too large a a shrinkage parameter as would happen if the arithmetic mean were to be used.

Booksellers are crossing their fingers that readers will feel differently about The Casual Vacancy, which Rowling's editor at Little, Brown, David Shelley, predicted would "be read for many, many years to come".

[C8.] Higher Electricity Rates Proposed California's Public Utilities Commission proposed a roughly 10percentt increase in electricity rates, but financial analysts said it was too little and predicted that the state's energy crisis was likely to grow far worse.

The subjectivity of the language has shown little predictive power in predicting the volume of tweets for online news stories [72].

Zakaria, who is judicious, reasonable, smooth, intelligent, and a little glib, predicts nothing so rash.

Joan of Arc? Back at the hotel, someone has been in to tidy up and turn the beds down and leave a little note predicting tomorrow's weather.