Sentences with phrase «known outcomes»

Among the known outcomes: Children enter school ready to learn and succeed.

Our algorithm compares the supplied information with a large database of real legal problems with known outcomes (e. g. succesful insurance claims) and trains a model on the most relevant documents to make a prediction.

Especially based on the point that there wasn't a whole lot of fact to go off of besides just a few known outcomes of certain particular battles to begin with.

Chance, or statistical probability, means within a range of known outcomes.

This means candidates know the outcome faster and we don't miss people in the process.

Frankel knew this outcome was a possibility, since an Echo with a screen had been rumored for some time; Recode reported in March that intercom and voice - calling features were coming, too.

Lesson: There is no way of knowing the outcome of a decision before it's made.

When an employee doesn't know the outcome he or she will slip into a mode of low productivity and apathy.

We do not know the outcome of this diplomacy.

I'll be challenged to think and explore rather than assume from experience that I know the outcome.

If they don't, we already know the outcome.

The «Byrd bath» isn't a public event: We'll know its outcome by what's included in the final legislation put forward by McConnell — and some of the most contentious issues could be litigated on the Senate floor.

«As smart as [Eugene] Scalia is, you just don't know the outcome of litigation,» Blass said.

We don't know the outcome, we don't know what's going to happen with NAFTA, but a lot of that risk has already been factored into the market.»

Nevertheless, it seems to me that companies would wait with a bankruptcy filing until after it knows the outcome of the litigation and how much — if anything much — it will cost.

While the DOJ's case against AT&T's proposed $ 86 billion merger with Time Warner finished up this week, the consensus is that it will be another month before we know the outcome to the trial.

The second compels us, after everyone knows the outcome, to believe we saw it coming all along.

You know the outcome, you know how and when the goals will be scored, and you'd be watching helplessly, somewhat hopelessly expecting something else to happen, like a hack attack on the on - line voteing sysetem.

If the panic - stricken are correct, their conclusions may have some merit, but we will not know the outcomes for quite some time.

Especially if he already knew the outcome?

However, anyone who has ever played a game of Monopoly knows the outcome of unregulated capitalism.

He knows the outcome of every choice we make in life, but he allows us to make them.

Mark, I think you missed the point Bill Buckner still choose to play baseball regardless of me knowing the outcome.

fred, Every person can have 100 % free will and an omniscient being would still know the outcome.

We can choose what we want to do, but even if we do, God knows the outcome.

It would know the outcome of every choice, every race, etc. long before they ever happen.

It's called PRIDE... Geez you make it sound completely impossible and improbable that someone would do something stupid even while knowing the outcome before the beginning.

Let's see... «I make it sound completely impossible and improbable that someone would do something stupid even while knowing the outcome before the beginning»

They can not know the outcome of any venture.

Indeed, all of creation becomes pointless to God because he already knows the outcome.

If your diety is all - knowing he / she would already know the outcome of every event.

But understand, that if god can see the future, If He knows the outcome of all of his creation (s), even before they exist, it still bodes badly for there being free will.

The only job involving numbers where you already know the outcome you want and just collect enough data to support your curve with the occasional outliers.

It would be much easier if he didn't have to play this game with himself... I mean... he knows the outcome before the game even understand he does nt even tell us the damn rules... what kind of a god plays by rules that only he knows and doesn't even tell us... probably because he already knows the outcome... its like playing cards with a stacked deck and he; s the dealer laughing at us all because he has all the aces... I hate gods who do that.

In my understanding if you know the outcome of something that makes it preordained.

God knowing the outcome does not eliminate your ability to make choices.

The overall effect was very much like a rollercoaster: slightly scary because the riders did not know exactly how the car would twist and turn, but not scary enough to warrant despair, for they knew the outcome.

Because God exists outside of time, he already knows the outcome.

Yeah god knew the outcome of Eve but did nothing about it condemning all of mankind to his wrath, creating environmental disasters because of «sin» that he already knows happens and created.

That means that one can not predict the outcome of a roll from knowing the outcomes of previous rolls or subsequent rolls of the dice.

God knows the outcome of every roll «in advance» because he knows all things from all eternity in a single atemporal act of knowing.

But last week I heard the story of my friend Tom Tarrants» conversion, and even though I knew the outcome I found myself gripped by the details and the...

I believe they knew the outcome if they followed Jesus» direction.

God should already know any outcome, so why's God asking us to do anything?

When god «chose» to give men free choice he knew the outcome of that choice, because of his omnipotence (your religion's classification).

If God already knows the outcome, then there is no free will, even for him.

This implys if there is no God there would be a differnt outcome yet it is known the outcome is the same.

God knows the outcome of this creative emanation, and is saddened by it.

Let me know the outcome.

Robert, free will is totally impossible if there is an omniscient god who made the plan, set it in motion long before you were born, and who knows every outcome.