Sentence examples for predictions include the from inspiring English sources
Predictions include the characteristics of electron beams and the power input into radiation throughout the foreshock, as well as the flux observed by a distant observer.
The model predictions include the temperature and molar gradients as well as the extents of carbon combustion, calcination and silication reactions.
Also, the predictions include the views of the 12 presidents of the regional Fed banks, but only five hold votes on the policy-making committee at any given time.
Typical predictions include the observation that the majority of the VV will become low-level waste within 100 years, while plasma-facing components and tritium breeding units will remain classified as intermediate-level waste for longer.
It's why dark matter is here to stay, as its successful predictions include the speeds of galaxy pairs, the large-scale cosmic web, the fluctuations in the CMB, baryon acoustic oscillations, gravitational lensing and more.
Factors affecting the accuracy of numerical predictions include the density and quality of observations used as input to the forecasts, along with deficiencies in the numerical models themselves.
Experimental confirmation of the predictions, including the putative cbf5 introns predicted in our studies, is indispensable.
Professor Rae also notes problems with Marx's predictions, including the prediction that the revolution will occur in the most advanced capitalist economies.
This model also provides novel predictions including the effect of variability in training as well as providing novel analyses including characterizing animal-to-animal variability.
The techniques developed to predict the effects of nuclear war on climate are also applicable to other climatic predictions, including the possibility that increased carbon dioxide in the air is leading to global warming, theorists say.
The results obtained present the ANN method as a viable approach to make fatigue damage predictions including the effect of mean stress.
