Sentence examples for predictions some of from inspiring English sources

In short, Mr. Steiner has written a book full of fanciful predictions, some of which should probably be taken seriously, though certainly not all of them.

According to the simulator's predictions, some of the animals that remained afloat would drift south, where they would collide with the coast of Hawaii in March 1997, or get sucked into the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre.

In what turned out to be a poor week for predictions, some of the club's former players had questioned whether the Tigers were good enough for the play-offs, but even though they played the last 44 minutes with 14 men against opponents who also had the play-offs in sight, they were the comfortably superior side.

The scarcity of spherical torus experimental data caused the design to be based largely on theoretical predictions, some of which may turn out to be overly optimistic.

In this chapter, we enumerate some suggestions for future works that can help improve current predictions; some of them already going on in new joint venturing projects between academy and industry.

It has been also illustrated that the framework presented here, in addition to the older and newer predictions (some of which have been already tested and/or materialized), could lead to very far-reaching implications and applications in many branches of science and technology, including nanomedicine and molecular biology.

Many different tools are used for link prediction, some of which, like matrix factorization, are related to the massive size of datasets; other tools are directly related to the existence of links between nodes.

And it ended a string of erroneous pro-war predictions, restoring some of the hawks' lost credibility.

"One set of computer models was most dire in its predictions and some of the others were not," he said.

Despite their different formulations, the 1D and 3D models provide reasonably consistent predictions of some of the key global descriptors of the volcanic plumes.

(B ) Jpred secondary structure predictions of some of the known subunits (all from Homo sapiens ), together with new family members from Dictyostelium discoideum (Dd) and Arabidopsis thaliana (At).