Sentence examples for predicted mistakes from inspiring English sources

For three months, this insight produced no result; but in May 1940 some of the German operators began to make the predicted mistakes, and David and his fellow codebreakers were able to use the technique known as the "Herivel tip" to break Enigma ciphers for some critical months from May 1940.

And while we cannot reliably predict who will commit crime in the future, neuroscientists are investigating a way to predict mistakes.

Another voter registration expert predicted that mistakes on the voter registration forms -- an inevitable part of any voter drive -- would be used by the Republican Party to accuse the Obama campaign of voter registration fraud, just as the GOP has repeatedly attacked voter registration efforts by groups like ACORN Association of Community Organizationss for Reform Now) in recent years.

The integration of a causal learning mechanism within CELTS allows it to predict learners' mistakes.

Any thoughtful person in the 1970s could have easily predicted the policy mistakes of the 2000s.

Edwards predicted he would make mistakes as a rookie coach.

The coding results indicate that the government Web sites in general have made many of the mistakes as predicted by Nielsen.

He predicted that one aggressive mistake could make the difference between remaining in contention and tumbling into oblivion.

Overall, we found that individuals made more mistakes when they predicted the relative sinking rate of real objects, compared to when making predictions with static images.

If so, this would be consistent with the present findings of Concern over Mistakes predicting worry on the PSWQ.

We predict that these mistakes will be less frequent in a clinical setting where the user will self-define the task.