Sentence examples for prediction in which from inspiring English sources
The cylinder-on-flat conditions are based on a published study on contact size effects in fretting fatigue life prediction, in which volume-averaging of theoretically predicted contact stress and strain fields was required to emulate experimental trends.
Although election forecasting is a relatively obscure topic, you'll see the same mistakes in fields like finance and earthquake prediction in which the stakes are much higher.
The buttons on the right show our money prediction (in which the biggest spender always wins), along with a bracket of this year's actual results, where shaded circles represent our correct picks.
Much turns on whether one reads Hayek as making a prediction (in which case his predictions concerning the Western democracies have not occurred) or as providing a warning of the dangers of the loss of individual liberties and the insistence on a set of common values under socialist systems.
In the case of Swift-Tuttle he might be allowed a particular bent towards the numeric: the eventual return that made it 109P conformed to a prediction in which he took particular pride.The 1862 observations led astronomers to calculate that Swift-Tuttle had the longest period of any so far discovered, and would not return to the Earth's neighbourhood until the 1980s.
In 1979, Kahnemann and Tversky published a piece on intuitive prediction, in which they argue that "man suffers from mental astigmatism as well as from myopia, and any corrective prescription should fit this diagnosis".
All methods are able to produce multitask predictions, in which all assays are predicted with one model.
The results are compared with FE predictions, in which the delamination is modelled as a volume split.
The prediction accuracy is high compared with predictions in which the vehicle velocity and the headway or rear distances are not taken into account or predictions using a single regression model with one independent variable, namely driving speed.
These predictions, in which crowding effects enhance the population of compact structures, were then confirmed in experimental measurements using fluorescence resonance energy transfer techniques of donor- and acceptor-labeled CaM under normal and crowded conditions.
This paper presents a polynomial chaos ensemble hydrologic prediction system (PCEHPS) for an efficient and robust uncertainty assessment of model parameters and predictions, in which possibilistic reasoning is infused into probabilistic parameter inference with simultaneous consideration of randomness and fuzziness.
