Sentence examples for predicted surge from inspiring English sources
A major force behind the predicted surge is the expected arrival in the market later this year of Sprint, Qwest and other communications carriers.
Campaigners are calling on Latin American governments to rethink their policies on contraception and abortion because of the spread of Zika virus, which they fear will lead to a rise in women's deaths from unsafe abortions as well as the predicted surge in brain-damaged babies.
For another, the new study may have been carried out too soon after the end of the war to catch the predicted surge of new infections now that Angola is no longer isolated from its AIDS-plagued neighbours.But still, the fact that AIDS has not yet taken hold in Angola means that "there is time for us to take action, to educate young people how to protect themselves," says Mr Ferrari.
Professor of politics at Strathclyde University John Curtice, the expert's expert on polling and Scottish politics, isn't surprised by the SNP's predicted surge across the country.
The conducted evaluation in part 1 revealed a high deviation between the predicted surge flows using Casey Robinson approach and measured values especially at low rotational speeds.
Last night, your blogger took part in a debate about the future of Europe in which one panellist predicted surging inflation, causing investors to lose faith in the euro.
Accurately predicting surge and swab pressures can provide a guarantee of safety in a downhole.
A new approach for predicting surge and swab pressures in open-ended pipes running in steady-state is proposed.
In particular, our aim is to predict surge multipliers in different areas, and therefore the surge hierarchy in urban neighborhoods in New York.
In this paper, an exact numerical model was established to predict surge and swab pressures for YPL fluid in concentric annuli with OEP.
Results show that the model accurately (i.e. maximum error of ±5%) and conveniently predicts surge and swab pressures for YPL (Herschel Buckley) fluid in eccentric annulus without requiring complex numerical procedures.
