Sentences with word «predication»

For the right case, this approach offers a more accurate predication of how the entire trial presentation will be received.

Now, researchers like Srinivasan and his student Leroy Long are making precise mathematical predications in order to experimentally test different theories of movement.

Leaf temperature is also a good predication for crop yield.

Scientists believe that by understanding more about the ice loss here, they can make more accurate predications about how global warming will affect ice melt and sea levels in future.

In other words, the public intuitively understands that the science is not settled (based on every day experience & how poorly we even understand shorty term weather, along with the unlimited number of climate predication failures) and that there are huge issues that are ill - defined in climate science.

In his presentation, the argument that God exists as self - existent cause of all finite being is established first, and the problem of analogical predication follows.

At the beginning of the season, we all made predications on who would make it to the promised land of the Premier League.

The Mu «tazilites examine the implications of such predication.

The first predications of coastal sea level with warming of two degrees by 2040 show an average rate of increase three times higher than the 20th century rate of sea level rise.

As noted above, the data set does not allow for a conclusive interpretation of why this occurs, and it is possible that teachers are simply making accurate predications given previous performance.

Dry conditions will continue across eastern Montana, western North Dakota and western South Dakota through October, the U.S. Climate Predication Center said in a seasonal drought outlook report issued last week.

Adding other SVD markers (lacunes, CMB, PVS) to WMH did not improve predication of post-stroke cognitive performances.

taust — «The trouble with Peak Oil predications is that they will be true one day but have been regularly made since mineral oil saved the whales by driving Whale oil from the market by selling at a lower price then Whale oil.

In general I agree with your assessment of the GHE on the moon paper, but we were discussing the question of why the moon is colder than the blackbody predication would have it be.

Despite many interpretive arguments to the contrary, it seems undeniable that Whitehead intended «actuality» (or «actual») to be a proper predication of superjects.

Anything beyond this is pure guesswork, so we'll wait until Google announces 3.0 officially before making predications as to what these enhancements might be.

Will Prutschi's prognostications pay - off with precise predications?

There's no denying the pastoral splendor lovingly presented here, and the fable - like predication of the film is its strongest and most fascinating conceit, though it's often overlooked, emphasized at odd intervals only to reappear with bulldozed magnitude belatedly in the third act.

Though teachers were not involved in student online dialogues, the conversations evidenced the same reading strategies promoted in teacher - led discussion, including predication, clarification, interpretation, and others.

v, 8 (1017b12 - 13), Aristotle acknowledges that a part of something can be substance: a part of something (such as a hand) is not «in» a body in the way white is but in away that allows it to be found at the bottom of a stack of accidental and / or essential predications, as when we say that a hand is a limb or an instrument or whatever.

That is to say, human nature is not taken as a static entity, a fixed substance, about which predications may be made with equal fixity.

He refers back to this initial treatise when, in Book Delta (V) of the Metaphysics, he writes: «The kinds of essential being are precisely those that are indicated by the figures of predication [i.e., the categories]; for the senses of «being» are just as many as these figures» (1017a23 - 25).

A.: This may be the case, though I tend to discount the possibility of such a conscious predication in the minds of the proponents of social triage.

The orthodox party maintain that they can, but they do not go into what such predication logically implies.

It need not follow, however, that God is above and beyond all forms of moral predication.

Only days after Chartock's predications hit the papers, now - former Assembly speaker Sheldon Silver was indicted on corruption charges, That was swiftly followed by similar accusations against now - former Senate majority leader Dean Skelos.

He added that he entered the contest on the fundamental predication of the micro zoning principle as laid down by the PDP founding fathers.

Independently, while puzzling out other astronomical mysteries, they arrived at the same tantalizing predication that the universe was exactly balanced at critical density, the knife's edge.

This might never happen, but could not be ruled out due to large uncertainties in the contribution of Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets in these sea level rise predications.

The increase in urban breeding colonies in the Netherlands is thought to be due to increased predication of the gulls in their natural breeding grounds by the red fox.

New evidence showing the level of atmospheric CO2 millions of years ago supports recent climate change predications from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

Resnais, who never quite fit the fingerprint of auteur — the writers he collaborated with always bore their distinctive predications rather resolutely — had a brightly shining original screenplay, Oscar - nominated I might add, by the effulgent French writer Marguerite Duras.

ABI also says today that iOS has the lead in tablet app downloads — another reason why the Android - first predication seems a little shaky.

Interestingly, Fujitsu is one company that would be hurt real bad in case Dr. Reger's predication comes true.

We all know that diehard physical keyboard users can crank out some pretty fast messages, but there are so many factors when using the virtual keyboard (like word predication, swiping and fat thumbs) that it's hard to judge speed...

If the Fed is unclear of the economy's future, how can you make clear financial predications?

Anthony doesn't believe this net cooling effect till offset current predications for a warmer climate in the future.

5) Environmentalists are prone to crisis predications that never come true, and this tendency, in the long run, hurts the environmental movement.

Radge I have looked (though not extensively) for papers testing climate model predication bias and climate model accuracy.

In his statement, Mukasey also said, «A preliminary inquiry is a procedure the Department of Justice uses regularly to gather the initial facts needed to determine whether there is sufficient predication to warrant a criminal investigation of a potential felony or misdemeanor violation.

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This included issuing predications that traditional financial firms will take ideas to pilot in 2017 and 2018, while regulators prepare the foundation for their own industry controls.