Sentence examples for system predicts that from inspiring English sources

The Federal Aviation Administration, which runs the air traffic system, predicts that by 2010 the number of airline passengers will rise 59percentto to 1 billion.

The Federal Aviation Administration, which runs the air traffic system, predicts that by 2010 the number of airline passengers will rise 59percentto tonene billion.

According to analysis supplied by his office ahead of Tuesday's speech, in 2014-15, there were 4,370 young parents aged 18 or under receiving the parenting payment, and the government's new data system predicts that this group of 4,370 are likely to have further children and remain on the parenting payment for very long periods of time.

Therefore, when the refuge using by prey is high, the system predicts that the prey population reaches its carrying capacity and the predators go extinct, a dynamics also observed by Collings [5] for some certain parameters.

Therefore the human visual system predicts that the more saturated surface is brighter than the other surface, as reported in the literature [1], [5], [6], [9] and as shown by our model.

A negative IIN index for a system predicts that differences between communities predominantly reflect transient variation at that observational scale and a positive index predicts observed differences reflect intrinsic properties of the system.

Marc Kagan, a union official who is an expert on the disciplinary system, predicted that the new contract would reduce disciplinary citations by at least 33percentt.

Some observers of the school system predicted that most of the eligible parents would not want their children to transfer outside their home districts because of the inconvenience.

Robert Berne, a New York University professor who studies the school system, predicted that Mr. Levy would have fewer obstacles after the November election, because Mr. Giuliani's attacks would not be so consequential.

However, the system predicted that no flooding would occur due to the typhoon, and no flood was witnessed.

The Spring Model (Ross et al., 2009b), which modeled the primate chewing system as a forced mass-spring system, predicted that chew cycle time would increase faster than was actually observed.