Sentence examples for which has been predicted from inspiring English sources

National Grid said last month it had the right tools to avoid blackouts this winter, which has been predicted to be unusually cold.

We won't have to wait much longer to find out: 100 days from June 27 will take us to the eve of the 2007 spending review, which has been predicted as this government's tightest.

The ability of communities – especially those in which livelihoods depend on fishing – to adapt their practices to a changing climate is key to withstanding extreme weather events like El Niño, which has been predicted to be the worst in the world's history.

EUV lithography (EUVL) is a promising technique which has been predicted to print 16 nm line patterns and beyond.

Interferometric measurements are important to study the self-organisation of the turbulence in the pump-plasma interaction region, including the possibility of filamentation, which has been predicted theoretically for a long time.

The mean value of yielding capacity under monotonic loading of samples F with lateral and bilateral braces was obtained as 95.90 and 146.77 kN, respectively, which has been predicted equivalent to 76.58 and 77.10 % of capacity values (Tables 5, 6).

The need of a more accurate forecast defined the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS), which has been predicting and driving the pace of semiconductor technology at the same time.

This flux quantization, which had been predicted from quantum mechanical principles, was first observed experimentally in 1961.

To stay ahead of the storm, which had been predicted several days earlier, Mr. Suozzi said he declared a snow emergency on Friday evening, Dec. 29.

EU leaders grappled for two days over how to divide up the bill which had been predicted to a total of $2bn.

But both airlines increased their long-haul charge from £10 to £16 for each one-way flight, instead of the rise of just £3 which had been predicted.