Sentence examples for predicted far from inspiring English sources

Construction of conventional large reactors is predicted far more often than it is achieved.

The senators sponsoring the bill have predicted far lower numbers of new immigrants.

The rediscovery of Marx in this period of capitalist crisis is because he predicted far more of the modern world than anyone else in 1848.

"Fifteen years ago, I would have predicted far more diversity in products, based on what companies were saying and what scientists were saying," said Jane Rissler of the Union of Concerned Scientists, a group skeptical of genetic engineering.

Some analysts had predicted far lengthier sentences to prevent the women revealing any more details about how the US's most wanted man was able to live in Pakistan for so long, moving around between houses and even fathering four children, two born in public hospitals.

Extensive comparisons between the predicted far field noise spectra and experimental measurements have been carried out.

Solid circles show the positions after removing the predicted far-field coseismic offsets caused by the 2004 Sumatra earthquake.

Open rectangle shows the positions after removing the predicted far-field coseismic offsets caused by both earthquakes.

Open circles denote the positions of the east and north components before removing the predicted far-field coseismic offsets of these earthquakes.

Results are shown for the predicted far-field patterns of the telescope primary mirrors under illumination by smooth walled rectangular feed horns.

Based on the predicted far-field acoustic pressure on a virtual microphone array, a simple beamforming method is used to derive the equivalent wavepacket-like noise sources on a conical surface outside the jet mixing layer.