Sentence examples for predict the passage from inspiring English sources

Through the use of advanced imaging techniques, we now know that this lump of crusty, corroded brass was actually an astronomical computer that allowed ancient Greeks to predict the passage of the planets.

Later, Bentele and Ian Vandewalker found that, anti-Black stereotyping is "strongly associated" with the proposal of voter ID laws, though share of the population that are Black and turnout among people of color predict the passage of such laws.

Also, it is important to recognize that changes in transfer of a specific dye do not necessarily predict the passage of other compounds.

Mr. McConnell was asked about reports that Mr. Biden, whom Mr. Obama charged with developing proposals to address gun violence, had confidently predicted the passage of gun-control legislation this month.

Cheered by the large House vote after only a few hours of debate, Administration leaders predicted the passage of the measure in the same form by the Senate the middle of next week.

In his most recent Willie's World column for the San Francisco Chronicle, the former San Francisco mayor predicted the passage of Prop 29, a bill that would add a $1 tax to each pack of cigarettes sold in California.

And yet the current application of logframes means that we are essentially being asked to predict the entire passage of the match – and the actions of both supporters and opponents.

The results of the study on individual elements are used to accurately predict the salt passage in an existing full scale RO system.

Given this (sometimes limited) information, it is possible to "predict" the "first passage time" when the process crosses the critical level (or levels) and see the main probability characteristics (such as distribution) of the components of the process upon the first passage time that occurs at one of the observation times.

In addition, its accurate determination of the size and location of obstructing calculi allows clinicians to predict the likelihood of spontaneous passage [6, 7].

Using a 2.5D model to predict the response during a train passage leads to an overestimation of both train-track interaction forces and free field vibrations.