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The ionospheric prediction model (IPM) was designed to predict by using monthly median sunspot number, while the observation data are taken from two digital ionospheric sounding stations (Okinawa, 26.28N, 127.8E and Wakkanai, 45.38N, 141.66E) which lies within the mid-latitude region of the globe.

This is a result of a significant fraction of low information content annotations that are relatively easy to predict by simply using prior probabilities of terms as prediction values.

A bevy of international stars, led, it's safe to predict, by Freeman, will return to Wellington to walk the red carpet down Courtenay Place.

In the fall of 1998, Mr. Laval began to experiment with sophisticated mathematical models to predict by computer how the individual decisions of thousands of vacationers could be harmonized.

Over the course of the next decade, scientists may be able to predict, by examining a scan of a person's brain, not only whether he will tend to mental sickness or health, but also whether he will tend to depression or violence.

However, benchmarking of the worst stream is difficult to predict by using the original ISIF.

Current methods of estimating the wind speed are reported to over predict by approximately 2.0 m/s.

But the political consequences of the SCOTUS decision are hard to predict, and by November they may well have dissipated.

He could set a barn door and knew how to predict weather by reading the sky over the distant Alleghenies.

Compared with previous literature, this is the first attempt to predict AQIs by cloud model granulation.

Earlier this year, political scientist Tom Wong created a model to predict votes by House members on immigration reform.