Sentence examples for understand probable from inspiring English sources

Speaker Gingrich told me that he became a historian because he read Isaac Asimov's seven-volume Foundation series about a mathematician and psychohistorian from Planet Trantor "who looked at long sweeps of history and tried to understand probable patterns of behavior".

Certification relevant data (NRTC and NRSC) from a nonroad engine is used to understand probable emissions from V-SCR aftertreatment architectures.

With predictive and prescriptive software plugged into CRM data, C-level executives will be able to clearly understand probable outcomes of a given month, quarter and year; the risks that need to be accounted and managed for; and run scenarios to understand the trade-offs of different decisions.

In the future, we will also attempt to extend the model by incorporating viral dynamics and using drug adherence pattern simulation strategies to understand probable efficacy of treatment in patients.

"The Ginger team has developed a very clever natural language processing platform that breaks the context barrier, can understand the probable meaning of a written sentence and interpret the most probable intent of the user," he said in a statement.

Teenagers are also more likely than adults to fail to understand the probable consequences of their actions, said Kenneth King of the Suffolk Law School Juvenile Justice Center.

The military has long done threat assessments, mainly in an effort to understand the probable success of tactics and attacks.

"Now, unfortunately, we sadly understand the probable reason why," Erino Colombi, the association's president, said in a statement.

Ultimately, protein-protein interaction analyses were performed to understand the probable action mechanism.

Further, complete neurogenesis was studied in a stepwise manner in the monoculture system to understand the probable time window for neuronal progenitor generation and subsequent maturation.

Science seeks to understand the probable, and moreover assign some measure to this concept.