Sentence examples for scientists predictions from inspiring English sources
The photos correspond to scientists' predictions".
But today, perhaps for the first time in history, our scientists' predictions have outpaced the creative powers of our novelists.
But, he said, it is an essential start, providing relatively cheap insurance against harm if scientists' predictions of the consequences of a warming climate prove correct.
Britain has a longer coastline than India, and it will be impossible to maintain existing sea defences over the next century if the most cautious climate scientists' predictions of rising seas come true.
It is a job made more complicated by some scientists' predictions that mankind is rapidly approaching a moment of singularity: a time when technology will have advanced so dramatically and so thoroughly that, in the eyes of our offspring's offspring, our Power Macs, Xboxes and BlackBerrys will seem as antiquated as water clocks, astrolabes and dignified political discourse now seem to us.
Scientists' predictions about the mysterious dark matter purported to make up most of the mass of the Universe may have to be revised.
The idea -- the scientists' prediction -- was that as information about alien categories was passed down from generation to generation, with errors and omissions, the initially random associations would evolve into simpler and more structured form -- that is, into stereotypes.
Fortunately, though, there is a way around this. Experimental scientists make predictions about the outcomes of their experiments, and then compare the data gathered against those predictions.
He says the model, described in a paper published this month in Physical Review Letters, will help scientists make predictions about the movement of other elastic materials.
And modeling, which is based on past and current climate data, is how scientists make predictions about the future.
Thankfully, both Oregon and Washington are likely to be saved as well, despite scientists' dire predictions for the future.
