There may be no single earth-shattering cataclysm in 1999 as was predicted in 1498.
The resurgence of measles was predicted in the American Journal of Epidemiology in 1984.
"The East's worst storm in 50 years" was predicted in a tone of confident panic.
The memristor was predicted in 1971 by a Berkeley electrical engineer, Leon Chua.
The Majorana fermion was predicted in 1937, but firm evidence of its existence had remained elusive for 80 years.
The smallest number of genes (12,077 genes) was predicted in the smallest genome, N. oryzae, whereas the largest number of genes (12,933 genes) was predicted in M. incrustans, which had a genome size of 39.3 Mbp.
The memristor was predicted in 1971 by Leon Chua, an electrical engineer at the University of California, Berkeley.
Even though the existence of neutrinos was predicted in 1930, by Wolfgang Pauli, none were experimentally observed until 1956.
The magnitude of the N leaching reduction from mitigation strategies was predicted in pre-trial modelling.
In addition, ADME property was predicted in silico, and it performed well.
The largest volumetric strain rate was predicted in the mixer with two Z-blades.
