We have the technology to make predictions.

Shehu And from there we will be able to, hopefully, make better predictions and then we compare it to the graph and also make some predictions.

Given the lack of detailed regional information on climate change impacts, specific predictions and adaptations are difficult to make.

Amid these plans and predictions, a growing banking scandal has reminded Italians that, in politics, luck can sometimes make the difference.

Mr. Ford made his predictions,

I hope Tom's predictions are wrong.

You're constantly making predictions about your environment.

Nicholas Negroponte, in 1984, makes 5 predictions

Geneticists often express skepticism about such predictions.

Predictions of outright default are far fetched.

If so, the gloomy predictions of absolute American decline will turn out to be as misleading as similar predictions in decades past.

Once classified, we will then be able to make predictions about two closely related species based on incomplete information about either, buying time and saving money.

Nonetheless, he was able to make a number of novel, testable predictions that were based on his starting point for developing his new theory the equivalence principle.

How can we know if these predictions are correct?

Indeed, with the ability to make reliable predictions, we can put people and things into categories, whether market segments, disease risks, likely loan defaulters, potential purchasers, and so on.

The basic idea was to solicit thousands of predictions from hundreds of experts about the fates of dozens of countries, and then score the predictions for accuracy.

And there's predictions that we'll be nine billion by 2050.

So let me give you a few examples of predictions.

Defying such sour predictions, voters clearly felt that elections matter.

These are ominous predictions, especially in light of troop movements.

To be able to make predictions about the fundamental particles we might see there, it seems that they are all facets of some strange symmetrical shape in a higher dimensional space.

And these things happen all the time. You're making these predictions.

Fed up with apocalyptic predictions, people wanted a miracle in Copenhagen.

Such predictions counsel caution against over reaction by policymakers outside Japan.

The point is that we should be wary of hyperbolic predictions.

Indeed, with the ability to make reliable predictions, we can put people and things into categories, whether market segments, disease risks, likely loan defaulters, potential purchasers, and so on. That s big data.

A major problem is that such predictions often confuse resources with reserves.

However, in courts, as in the open sea, predictions often prove unreliable.

While it s premature to make definitive predictions, the Lewites and Montealegre rebellions have already done more in eight weeks to change the country s political landscape than anything else in the last two years.

The word came into you, and you're making these predictions all the time.

Why should predictions of the collapse of CCP rule be taken seriously now?

The forecasters have now shifted their predictions of 3 plus growth to 2011.

Now, half of the students in each of these conditions are asked to make predictions about how much they're going to come to like the picture that they keep and the picture they leave behind.

At this rate, current oil output and oil exports now exceed post invasion predictions.

Particularly in the world of sea ice, the rate of natural change is outstripping predictions of just a few years ago, and the processes either are accelerating or the predictions were too low to begin with.

They need a way to visualize the future (they must have a representation of the state of the world and be able to make predictions about how their actions will change it) and be able to make choices that maximize the utility (or value ) of the available choices.

Yet the assumptions that quantum theory needs to make in order to deliver those predictions are so mysterious that even Feynman himself was moved to remark, If you think you understand quantum theory, you don't understand quantum theory.

If we are to take climate change predictions seriously, the international community should strengthen these initiatives.

The verdict disproved gloomy predictions of a hung parliament and the further strengthening of regional parties.

Despite power consumption issues, and repeated predictions of its end, Moore's law is still in effect.

Many equations, including the Drake equation, use estimates as the basis for their calculations and predictions.

Indeed, since 1992 predictions that AIDS would slow economic growth in these countries have been published.

I don't have time to get into all this, but if you want to understand how a brain works, you have to understand how the first part of the mammalian neocortex works, how it is we store patterns and make predictions.

For example, Brazil reported the use of the ETA weather forecasting models of the National Centers for Environmental Prediction in the United States of America, which is a model configured to run in South America, to make seasonal climate predictions.

Generalizations and predictions rarely survive for long on a continent as diverse and volatile as Africa is.