Sentence examples for predict the advance from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a modified volume balance model is developed to predict the advance curve in surface irrigation based on the variable actual depth at the upstream end of furrow.

Lib Dem officials admit the party's private polling, which pointed to a hung parliament, and its on the ground intelligence, did not predict the advance in which the Conservatives gained 27 Lib Dem seats, wiping out the party in its South West heartland.

Buy- and sell-side sources predict the advance will be tested and opportunities will surface for investors that are kicking themselves for missing the latest rally.

The goals of the DASH project are 1) to predict the advances in computer and network hardware and application software that apply to VLDS; 2) to propose a set of design principles for VLDS, and 3) to experimentally validate these principles by building and testing a prototype VLDS kernel.

It was not possible to predict the advances in technology, vessel design, and engine configuration which have resulted in wide-scale uncontrolled effort-creep in the fishery since unitisation was implemented.

Fifteen years ago, few would have predicted the advance of these values in Russia.

Level set methods are versatile and extensible techniques for general front tracking problems, including the practically important problem of predicting the advance of a fire front across expanses of surface vegetation.

Although Moore's Law has long predicted the advance in processing speeds, the exponential increase in corresponding power requirements (sometimes referred to as the power wall) presented significant challenges in delivering the processing power on a single processor.

Pakhchyan instead predicts the advances in wearable technology to remain in the "predominantly niche markets" of fitness and gaming, for the near future at least.

Yet, Clarke, with total confidence, was somehow able to accurately predict the rise of such technological advances like the iPhone, Skype and Google.

We used a multivariate regression analysis to determine whether increasing sMICA levels and decreasing NKG2D expression on T cells could act in concert to predict the progression of the lesion advancing toward cancer.