Sentence examples for supposed to predict from inspiring English sources

And they are supposed to predict its outcome.

Douglas Schwartz, director of the Quinnipiac poll, said it "is supposed to predict how people will vote, not how many".

"How are we supposed to predict anything?" she asked rhetorically, and then refused to answer any more questions.

So even though the SAT is supposed to predict nothing more than freshman-year grades, employers clearly have their reasons for thinking it goes further.

Listening to the summer weather report, you may hear, in addition to tomorrow's temperature, the expected heat index a function of temperature and humidity that is supposed to predict how hot the day will feel.

The money would go for new radar equipment for monitoring surface movements, more work on an automatic system that is supposed to predict when a conflict is going to occur on a runway and further analysis of runway incursions.

The Federal Highway Administration has spent hundreds of millions of dollars over the past decade to make highways "intelligent," deploying a wide range of detection devices known collectively as I.T.S. (intelligent transportation systems), which are supposed to track, predict, and possibly control traffic.

He is supposed to have predicted a solar eclipse in 585 bce and to have invented the formal study of geometry in his demonstration of the bisecting of a circle by its diameter.

The force and shaking of the rotation can cause slippage, and so sometimes a star (a flaming mass of rock and iron) is thrown downwards toward the earth as a meteor (such as the one Anaxagoras is supposed to have predicted at Aegospotami).

In the next stage, a set of time units (U) over which the periodic patterns are discovered is mapped onto a period of time when the workload levels supposed to be predicted to find workload in the real time in the future.

The relevance of a test addresses how well it measures or predicts what it is supposed to measure or predict.