Sentence examples for principles in predicting from inspiring English sources

These results could serve as guiding principles in predicting oxygen vacancy stability in strained systems and in the design of vacancy stabilized materials.

The limitations of the principles in predicting ethical decision making are discussed.

Reconciliation algorithms, in addition to making the measured data consistent with the basic conservation principles, also help in predicting the material flow rates in different streams.

Recent results, however, suggest that a simple non-clustering method that relies on the guilt-by-association principle is more accurate in predicting proteins' functional roles (Song and Singh, 2009).

First, EFL seems to have arisen within the group rather then prior to its diversification, so the age of this event could in principle be predicted.

(in predicted order of finish).

Assuming the player has a free will it seems rational to say that the fortune teller cannot in principle predict what the player is going to do.

The amount of unpredictability in the behavior of Class4 rules also hints at computationally interesting features: by the Halting Theorem, it is a key feature of universal computation that one cannot in principle predict whether a given computation will halt given a certain input.

Nonetheless, as has been established earlier, an alternative theoretical account does exist that would, in principle, predict a three-factor underlying structure to the HADS; the tripartite model of Clark & Watson [ 41].

An estimated 85%% of documented B-cell epitopes can be considered as continuous in sequence [ 77] and could thus, in principle, be predicted by methods similar to those of T-cell epitope prediction.

Computer simulation based on the finite element method (FEM) is in principle capable of predicting metal flow through the dies designed, but it is yet a huge technological challenge to simulate the extrusion process to produce profiles of industrial significance.