And they attempt to predict the fate of entire industries, among them banking, publishing, and film.
And theories abound for how to predict the fate of a company's stock chart.
In this case, the purpose is to predict the fate of pollutants.Dr Lekien's radars are pointed at the waters of Monterey Bay, in California.
Just as those visible patterns of flow change quickly, eluding our ability to predict the fate of objects caught up in them, the hidden structures of flow also move and morph over time.
Writing of the same discovery, The Washington Post predicted that the demise of the cosmos would require 30 billion years, adding this vital caveat: "It remains impossible to predict the fate of the universe with certainty".
He goes on to predict the fate of many projects that would eventually use this development model, writing that, if testing fails, "the required design changes are likely to be so disruptive that … the development process has returned to the origin and one can expect up to a 100-percent overrun in schedule and/or costs".
But with polls showing that about 20percentt of voters have yet to choose among candidates from the five parties, the race is deemed too close to predict the fate of Jean Chretien, the prime minister for the last seven years.
Here, a prickly, embittered doctor who years ago lost his family in a tragic explosion, is asked to predict the fate of a patient -- who seems to be near death -- by the patient's wife, a professional musician, who is carrying another man's child.
And he pointed out that patients might have no idea what to make of the information, because most people have a hard time gauging risk or understanding that statistics apply to a population but don't predict the fate of an individual.
Telecommunications 12.26.02 Forbes editors and writers predict the fate of the telecommunications sector in 2003.
Only AutoMapper, CLCA and DREAM provided the option to predict the fate of hydrogen atoms in chemical reactions.
