Sentence examples for the predicted dates from inspiring English sources

This diagram includes the time estimation of the individual subtasks and gives us information about the predicted dates of the milestones.

The flexibility offered by this approach is demonstrated using examples of gridded maps of pest phenology on target dates, graphs of the sequences of pest development at individual locations and assessments of error in the predicted dates over the course of a model run.

A Torino scale value is always reported together with the predicted date of the close encounter to convey further the level of urgency that is warranted.

But with the predicted date of 2018 bearing down, the odds are that this piece of North America's natural heritage will soon vanish forever, largely unknown and unmourned.

More than 90% are born two weeks either side of the predicted date.

The predicted date for the work to be completed comes just ahead of the Easter Bank Holiday.

But, as noted above, only 4% (or 4.4%, ignoring pregnancies with complications etc) are born on the predicted date itself - in other words, the chance of this happening is less than one in 20.

Anticipation grew as the predicted date for the collisions approached, and astronomers trained terrestrial telescopes on Jupiter.

In the case of the transit of Mercury in 1631, Kepler had been extremely uncertain of the parameters for Mercury, and advised observers to look for the transit the day before and after the predicted date.

In P3, parturition occurred on the exact predicted date, in P4 and P5 one day after the predicted date and in P6 four days before the predicted date.

For example, the draft human genome was published in 2001, 4 years ahead of the predicted date of availability (2005).