Sentence examples similar to predicted culmination from inspiring English sources
Our simulations of a single batch of FS and SS co-culture predict a culmination of the SS relative density within 4-8 hours, and a subsequent decline due to the growth of the FS type.
In the New Testament the imminent destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem and its worship is predicted, and the culmination of its high priesthood in the person of Jesus Christ, after the order of Melchizedek (the priest-king of Jerusalem revered by Abraham in the Hebrew Bible [Old Testament] Book of Genesis), is proclaimed.
The election of Barack Hussein Obama represents the culmination of the processes predicted by Representative White, forces that accelerated with the rise, in 1955, of the Second Reconstruction the civil-rights movement––and the election and the appointment thereafter of hundreds of African-Americans to public office.
Hence, effect culmination contributes to a mechanistic understanding of sustainable pesticide effects in the field that are far below those concentrations predicted to be safe within the risk assessment process.
In Variety, Justin Chang predicted a $1bn box office take for the "suprisingly fleet-footed" movie and said: "This is the rare Marvel sequel that feels like not just a continuation but a culmination".
The culmination of Mr. Grigely's project, it is a tour de force of ephemera, so much so that it is difficult to predict where he might go with the "Conversations" beyond this.
More directly, crashes are the culmination of three predictable phases.
The culmination came Saturday.
"Dilma is the culmination," Ms. Tornaghi said.
