Sentence examples for predicted events from inspiring English sources

Prediction Markets (intrade, inklingmarket, iPredict, Popular Science Predictions) High probability of occurrence of the predicted events on short perspective (upt to two years).

These lexical constructs provide interesting clues about predicted events and help the reader to better understand the nature of the predictions made by the SVM classifier.

Figure  2 illustrates the relationship between observed versus predicted events using the UKPDS 82 risk equations together with estimates of the prediction range associated with sampling baseline albuminuria, eGFR, heart rate, LDL cholesterol and white blood cell count.

What flows forward, in true bandwidth-miser style, are the deviations (be they for good of for ill) from each level's predicted events and unfoldings.

Although no move against Brown is expected during the August holidays, senior MPs predicted events would move 'pretty quickly, come September' with backbenchers anxious to resolve the crisis before their party conference.

In advance scenarios, techniques for avoiding the predicted events could also be employed.

A predictiveness curve displays the distribution of estimated (or predicted) event probabilities versus their quantiles.

"It was amazing that something that is a predicted event -- as opposed to news that has occurred -- was the biggest story of the day," Mr. Gadomski said.

To qualify as contingent the predicted event, state, action or whatever is at stake must neither be impossible nor inevitable.

This was a predicted event, to a degree, from the Corps of Engineers... .. Well and good.

If you think a predicted event will happen, you buy a share from someone who is selling.