Sentence examples for space predictions from inspiring English sources

In fact, he believes electronic retailers will put no bricks-and-mortar brethren out of business any time soon: "I don't believe you'll see lots of empty retail space". Predictions that the Internet will close stores remind him of how people thought television would kill the cinema.

Results derived using the two turbulence closures are in general in close accord, although real space predictions demonstrate the superiority of results derived on the basis of the second-moment turbulence closure.

This model-based prediction method captures information that cannot be discerned by looking at individual time series signals alone and is novel compared to conventional deterministic methods or complicated probability state space predictions.

In addition to emoji predictions, the keyword also offers word suggestions, the ability to customize your keyboard size, the option to use "flow" input (dragging your finger across the screen), and it lets you turn on or off other features like autocorrect, auto space prediction, quick periods (via double taps), and automatic capitalization.

First, we used the description of the position of a sequence in sequence space, either in terms of the score of each of the sequence space prediction methods or in terms of a vector of distances to each NSI/CCR5-tropic sequence, and added it to the binary feature vector coding the given sequence for the SVM.

Bayesian inference has found widespread application and use in science and engineering to reconcile Earth system models with data, including prediction in space (interpolation), prediction in time (forecasting), assimilation of observations and deterministic/stochastic model output, and inference of the model parameters.

We found that choosing the correct Dstmin estimating formula for predicting the intensity of MC-associated geomagnetic storms is crucial for space weather predictions.

Her primary research interest was understanding the atmospheric coupling process between different atmospheric layers and its impact on ozone recovery, climate change, and space weather predictions.

Thus, if we by-pass classical taxonomies and treat patients as points in a multidimensional symptom space, better predictions are obtained.

The biological and technological consequences of long-duration, solar-related, energetic particle radiation for manned/unmanned spacecraft warrant that consideration be given to providing reliable space weather predictions for future space missions to planet Mars.

But while helium hydride was produced in the laboratory almost a century ago, it has proved elusive to detect in space, despite predictions that it should be present in gas clouds in which stars are born, as well as in gas expelled by stars as they die.