predict造句

How did it predict them before?

So as to predict that location.

Sweetie, we can't prevent what can't predict.

I can predict something with great accuracy.

In August, Putin seemed to predict this kind of escalation.

Innovation and productivity, however, are notoriously difficult to predict.

No one can predict how the financial crisis will evolve.

This cynicism makes today's young people hard to predict.

They therefore cannot predict the peril of new ideas.

If a theme designer cannot predict exactly how the content structure changes, then they can try to predict at least 80% of the scenarios through anticipation and testing.

Several analysts therefore predict that after taking a short breather, emerging-market mania will resume.

Kotloff says that influenza is a wily virus, one that is difficult to predict.

They cannot predict the future; perhaps one day they will be jobless.

Some US analysts predict a radical reassessment of US aid flows to Pakistan, including tougher conditionality.

Life is a complicated thing. Who can predict the next story?

Also, we were able to experiment with scientific measurements that may help us better predict future volcanic eruptions.

It is difficult to predict the track of typhoon moving westward and turning northward in the South China Sea.

Military researchers conduct elaborate experiments to try to predict who will melt down in a crisis and who will thrive.

Opponents predict that the turbines will silt up and that the DAMS will produce only half the energy advertised.

Scientists predict that invisibility will be possible for objects of any shape and size within the next decade.

Though I can't predict the future, I believe that after experiencing difficulties, I have made a step closer to my dream of success.

The findings from the World Meteorological Association also predict 2009 will be the 5th warmest year since global record-keeping began in 1850.

While it seems unbelievably improbable, with her track record, that the Predictor will predict wrongly for you, in fact it is not absolutely impossible.

Instead of trying to predict the future trends from the beginning, take a breadth-first approach and get the basics right.

While it's currently not possible to accurately predict solar flares, the chance of ar 1339 firing a flare toward Earth in the near future can't be ruled out.

The second was classification (also known as classification tree or decision tree), which can be used to create an actual branching tree to predict the output value of an unknown data point.

And the spooky part is that some statisticians think they can predict the the time of our death within a 3 year margin of era when provided with certain information.

They found that particular collections of brain cells encoded the person's location in the virtual world, and they were able to use this to predict where each volunteer was standing.

Some experts predict oil prices will go as high as $100 a barrel, which could translate to roughly $4 a gallon at the pump by summer in some areas of the country, reports the Huffington Post.

The vote is taking place amid the larger backdrop of the economic crisis, and experts predict this dour atmosphere will generally favor conservative parties across the 27-member European Union.

When a dispute arises between a state in the first group and state in the second group, each will be convinced that it is in the right, and it is difficult to predict how an international court would decide the case.