Sentence examples for predicted danger from inspiring English sources

EMI's displeasure led to a legal fracas that attracted a great deal of attention -- and, thanks to the Internet, a lot more listeners than any reasonable person might have predicted Danger Mouse could get.

Domain architecture analysis of all referenced or predicted DANGER protein sequences was performed by using the executable local version of the rps-BLAST program (BLAST suite version: 2.2.14) and its accompanied CDD database.

Subjects then learned to discriminate the 2 CSs on the basis of how they predicted danger.

Such a model would also make it possible to predict danger.

But they also offer insights into the subterranean world that — we hope — will move us a little closer to predicting danger.

Hallmarks of trauma-based anxiety disorders, such as PTSD, are exaggerated fear responses to cues associated with the trauma and difficulty suppressing fear behavior even when these cues no longer predict danger [19], [20].

It then needs to choose adaptive behaviors, such as approaching cues that predict food and avoiding cues that predict danger.

Classical fear conditioning is a frequently used experimental model enabling the study of how the brain builds fear memories and how these memories come to be suppressed when they no longer predict danger (Barad, 2005; Maren, 2005).

Few predicted imminent danger to Abdullah, given the long devotion to his family among Jordanians.

In 1920 he published Les Conséquences politiques de la paix (1920; "The Political Consequences of the Peace"), in which he attacked the Treaty of Versailles and predicted the danger of a unified Germany.

Trump has since pointed to his book as evidence he predicted the danger of Osama bin Laden, who orchestrated the 9/11 attacks.