Sentence examples for pattern to predict from inspiring English sources
There is a tendency for people in dangerous situations to seek a pattern to predict likely targets.
In this paper, we propose a comprehensive approach based on user check-in pattern to predict users' future check-in location at any fine-grained time in LBSNs.
On the basis of observed characteristics, then we propose a frequency- and distance-dependent model of the apparent radiation pattern to predict the spatial distributions of maximum P- and S-wave amplitudes of local earthquakes.
The therapeutic effect of BoTN/A seemed to be related to the effect on trigeminal habituation obtained after 10 days from the first infiltration, which could be considered as a potential neurophysiological pattern to predict the non-responders.
To verify that these patterns did indeed represent genes reflecting exposure to radiation, we utilized a leave-one-out cross-validation analysis to assess the ability of the pattern to predict the relevant samples (Figure 1B).
In order to validate that these patterns did indeed represent genes reflecting exposure to AH irradiation, we performed a leave-one-out cross validation analysis to assess the ability of the pattern to predict the radiation status of unknown PB samples.
We used these patterns to predict novel RNA editing sites and experimentally verified these predictions.
He used historical patterns to predict the economy's direction, and unlike most Wall Street forecasters, he wasn't afraid to stand apart from the crowd.
Eventually, Dr. Barlow said, researchers hope to be able to use close monitoring of telltale shifts in global patterns to predict future severe droughts in the region and help governments and relief agencies gird for battle.
He compares it to Minority Report, the film in which Tom Cruise plays a futuristic cop able to use data patterns to predict crimes and stop them before they happen.
Within roughly one mile of each other in Queens are a Taiwanese man who uses lunar and solar patterns to predict the stock market, an Indian astrologer who uses her daughter's computer to calculate horoscopes, and a Haitian voodoo priest who reads chicken bones and drinks Bordeaux wine.
