Sentence examples for predict extraordinary from inspiring English sources

Marcus and his colleagues surveyed employees for 25 years to figure out what factors predict extraordinary performance.

These synthetic models gives the technical criteria to predict extraordinary rise of piezometric surface and therefore allows increasing the confidence of stakeholders in the risk assessment and improving the subsurface infrastructure design to mitigate damage processes derived from groundwater interaction.

We predict extraordinary sex ratios for ordinary values of parameters, especially in the TOTAL model where only males may be produced in POOR habitats.

Predicted extraordinary loads based on the present survey are calculated with parameters selected from the work done in Australia (Choi ECC. Struct. Engr. 67 (1989) 421 437; Proc.

And on March 17th the first actual evidence of this belief, which is known as inflation, was announced, thus backing up the theory, promulgated three decades ago by Alan Guth and Andre Linde.The amount of inflation Dr Guth and Dr Linde predict is extraordinary.

He promised "enormous consequences" in September and predicted an "extraordinary hit" in October, yet the negotiations kept faltering and games kept disappearing without a new N.B.A. labor deal.

The Bank of England predicts an extraordinary 43% rise in business investment by 2016, which would boost both demand and productivity.But a low equilibrium interest rate should make Mr Carney nervous.

Luttinger liquid theory explains transport properties of the InSb NWs which predict that this extraordinary mobility was due to these transitions [1].

But no one could have predicted what an extraordinary evening Blythe would make of it - disconcerting and highly comic.

TC: It has been extraordinary, I can't predict when we'll be able to meet demand.

In cases in which new technical systems impact the performance of distributed or co-located work teams or collaborative organisations, the resultant problems can be difficult to predict, often tending to arise under extraordinary and/or stressful situations.