Sentence examples for predictions back from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile tourists and "staycation" Britons can only deride the Met Office predictions back in April, when it said the odds of a scorching summer were 65 per cent.

But, essentially, developers plug their user data into TappingStone and then query its API to get user behaviour predictions back.

We spotted the company's foray into emoji predictions back in May, when it was running Swiftmoji as a closed beta.

Asustek will most likely release the reader under the extremely popular EEE name here in the U.S. Looks like the predictions back in August were right.

allow individual predictions, back propagation neural network are still something of a 'black box' to the average clinician.

When bringing predictions back to the original scale, the multiplicative effect in this model causes large predictions as evidenced by an extremely high PR in the 10th decile.

Albert is more concerned about the approaching apocalypse, prophesied by fellow communard Marina, who has imbibed the Mayan calendar's stark predictions, backed up by astronomical evidence of an impending galactic catastrophe.

The model predictions backed by in vivo animal and clinical data show that the bioavailability increases to about 50% with contact lenses.

It was totally predictable that the court would take this case, and in making that prediction back in the spring, I described this latest challenge to the Voting Rights Act as "catnip" to the Roberts court, given the majority's skepticism toward government policies that acknowledge the country's racially fraught history by taking race into account today.

It makes you wonder about Paul Morley's prediction, back in the pub, that the rock music of the future will be something utterly unrecognisable, bizarre, something we simply can't imagine yet.

The quality of the prediction back in time can however be assessed.