Sentence examples for predicted felt from inspiring English sources

We calculate the earthquake perceptibility, i.e. the annual probability that a particular level of ground shaking will be generated by earthquakes of particular magnitude, by weighting frequency magnitude data with the predicted felt area for a given level of ground shaking at a particular magnitude.

The Met Office three-to-five-day forecast predicted: "Feeling bitterly cold with sleet and snow showers spreading in from the east". Over the Christmas period the Met Office cautiously predicted the weather could "turn less cold at times".

As the games draw to a close on August 12th, David Cameron, the prime minister, will be delighted that the predicted "feel good factor" of hosting the event did indeed emerge.

"Surely SWEP should be open according to our revised protocol?" Jim Deans also weighed in, citing the Met Office's predicted "feels like" temperature of minus six degrees on the night of the 30th of November.

As the researchers predicted, people who felt awe were less likely to feel impatient and more likely to volunteer their time than study participants who felt happiness.

Once again, the intensity of gratitude people felt predicted their honesty.

The results are largely what you'd expect, and what the authors predicted: People who felt simply the expectation of having to answer work emails during non-work hours were more anxious, and reported more relationship stress and poorer health.

My sister predicted what I felt was impossible at the time.

The Borgata show had, as Mr. Leber had predicted, the feel of an event: sold out, electric.

If NATO allies embrace the project, he predicted, Russia will feel compelled to drop its opposition to amending the ABM treaty.

Experiment 1 found Black women predicted they would feel more trust and belonging at a STEM company with a website featuring a Black woman or Black man scientist compared to a White woman scientist or no scientist.