Sentence examples for not just predicted from inspiring English sources

Thus, when designing a control law, it is important to consider not just predicted system performance, but also the cost associated with changing the control action.

Independent or future population data z are not just predicted by y ^ ; also the distributions of the expected random effects ϵ and η are characterized by σ ^ 2 and ω ^ 2. That is why OFV v (and not ν ) is the criterion to be used to assess the predictive performance of a model.

A report from an innovative conference that aimed to create a new future — not just predict one.

"Models do not just predict, but they can make things happen," says Ms. Schutt, who taught a data science course this year at Columbia.

In short, how well you take care of your employees does not just predict whether or not they will voluntarily quit their job, but it also determines how they will go about leaving.

Wearing diamond earrings the size of lima beans and jeans so baggy they could fit a family of four, Rollins did not just predict that the Phillies would repeat as the division champions this season, but said they could win 100 games in the process.

He was outlining scientific principles, not just predicting actual technology.

This sort of unanticipated effect of future technology takes a central role in non-corporate design-fiction, where the emphasis is not just predicting the future, but predicting diverse or bizarre futures.

Matthews gave Sullivan a chance to issue another pronouncement on the 2008 Veepstakes, and the Daily Dish scribe didn't disappoint, not just predicting that Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty would be McCain's pick for vice president, but insisting that the decision to do so had been "already made".

That finding makes it seem as though low HDL cholesterol isn't just predicting cardiovascular death — which might make sense if it is really causing heart disease — but it is also predicting cancer deaths and other causes of death.

There is no longer anyone who can serve as a referee, he said, adding, "Everything that has happened there was not just predictable — we predicted it".