Sentence examples for mere prediction from inspiring English sources
Addressing the vanquished 29-year old directly, he made what seemed even then, never mind now, more of a cast-iron guarantee than mere prediction: "You'll win yours, you'll win yours".
'I shall eat a light dinner later' can be a mere prediction (suppose, e.g., that I know my cupboards are bare), but it can also express my intention, in which case it has motivational force within my behavioral control system.
On the assumption of genuine and substantial correlations it can be said that the diversity of tests does not really matter, as long as the aim is mere prediction (after all a vast variety of other non-psychometric indices of job performance exist, including track record, interest inventories, language dialect, self-presentation, and so on).
Our results suggest that mere predictions of the outcome of redox reactions between magnetite and HS based on bulk thermodynamic data have to be made with caution and that other factors such as surface processes, where the reactions actually take place, have to be taken into account.
Therefore, mere computational predictions will likely miss these non-canonical RBPs.
The methodological "principle of testability" demands that we develop alternative theories incompatible with the existing theory, and develop them in their strongest form, as descriptions of reality, not mere instruments of prediction.
Some people here, however, see the marketing hype and wild predictions as mere posturing.
They are, as such, closer to projections or predictions than mere narratives or visions of some alternative world.
However, their mere existence confirms a surprising prediction and stretches the conceptual boundaries of chemistry.
Note that we have not shown that ordering the subjects by their pseudo-data means is optimal for purposes of retaining the null hypothesis that the prediction rate reflects mere capitalization on chance.
