prediction造句怎么写

That is my view, my prediction.

But one prediction can be made with certainty.

His prediction was right, but he got the industry wrong.

His prediction about the Iraq war back in 2002 has proved strikingly prescient.

Such was my prediction a decade ago, and I'm sticking to it.

One group of theorists say that they can and have used their techniques to make an extraordinary prediction.

The film is based on the Mayan doomsday prediction, which will apparently happen in the year 2012.

"This research lays the scientific basis for the development of a DNA test for hair colour prediction," said Professor Ate Kloosterman of the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI).

If Bobylev's prediction holds and Earth escapes unscathed, it will catch a bit of a breather barring the oddball asteroid, solar storm or human-engineered disaster.

Basically, accurate prediction and estimation requires the existence of an algorithm, or a step-by-step problem solving procedure with a finite number of well defined steps.

That slowdown could thwart founder Mark Zuckerberg's ambition to reach 1 billion users worldwide, despite his prediction last June that "it is almost a guarantee that it will happen".

That would be my prediction.

It was a prophetic prediction.

This is his prediction for silicon.

It was another case of the preconception fathering the prediction.

Only one prediction can be made with certainty: we have no idea.

I'll explain below how this interpolation and prediction works, but first let me show you why it is needed.

How do I confess that my prediction about him getting hurt is all down to his own mother?

Any forecasting system, from quake prediction to cancer screening, can be analysed in the same way once the base-rate and accuracy figures are given.

The prediction was literally accomplished.

Let me begin with a prediction.

The stumbling block is the mechanistic prediction of cloud cover.

And ask yourself how much of that bold prediction is based on reliable Numbers and how much is outright guesswork.

If Dr. Arthur is bold in his reassessment of the role of technology in science, he is cautious, and probably rightly so, in his prediction about where it is headed.

Without reliable data, prediction has no foundation.

The one time an earthquake prediction came true (though it could just as easily have been a fluke) was in the Chinese city of Haicheng in 1975.

Seriously, though, Fisher is a good example of the difference between analysis and prediction.

It's an entirely reasonable prediction.