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The length of different rock burst intensity of every segment of diversion tunnel is predicted according to the probability model.

"The dynamics of such a huge event cannot really be predicted and could be very dangerous indeed. "

However, Agrawal has predicted that this slowdown will only be temporary and new contracts are expected to be signed in the coming weeks.

Good agreement between the predicted results by this work and that of computer simulation is obtained.

People of economy field predicted that along with this financial crisis, there would be a year long economic depression.

Higgs was one of the original proposers of the mechanism that predicted such a boson back in 1964.

The weathermen predicted showers today, but it has turned out to be a fine day.

One factor, and only one factor, predicted how largely accomplished the students were, and that was how much they practiced.

He predicted that the only way out for China was to depend on American flour.

Just as I predicted, HTC issued its own statement against Jobs' assertion that every smartphone experiences some sort of antenna issue.

And with warm weather predicted in Spain, the German said his day of karting should stand him in good stead.

The corporation's chairman Lee Kun-yao has long predicted such a move by U. S. courts and said he is fully prepared for a long legal battle.

We have also predicted for many years now that snow will come in summer and that the seasons will seem to blend into one another.

Amply predicted in intelligence circles though it was, no one in policy circles really expected post-Tito Yugoslavia to break apart.

The White House predicted Obama's budget priorities would not be affected by the forecasts of bigger deficits.

The move had been widely predicted, but such was the midfielder's desire to return home he joined earlier than had been expected.

The company predicted that its full-year earnings will exceed profit a year earlier.

The scoffer in me made fun of my piety and predicted that I would be my usual self the moment I returned to New York.

His mother predicted that he would be a great scientist.

Any foreign scientific theory of each new discovery, even if it's actual application may also be predicted - made Marx feel heartfelt joy.

Back in the day when she still lived she predicted a few things, one of them was that WW3 would begin in November 2010.

How much money is enough? In 1930, Keynes predicted that by 2030, we'd be working a 15-hour week.

A predicted ending by him, by loved ones and by me, but what I didn't predict was how much it was going to hurt when it finally happened.

It predicted that in just over 40 years, 60% of men, 50% of women and a quarter of all children in the UK are likely to be clinically obese.

in one of his letters he predicted that in a century's time it would be the capital of the world.

Two years ago, Kaspersky Lab predicted that YouTube would eventually become a vector for disseminating spam due to its worldwide popularity.

Who would have predicted at my birth or at his death what a severe blow to me would be the demise of this estimable Anglo-Indian!

Her Narnia movie song is beautiful, but none of the experts predicted her to sneak in for the Song category.

As it turned out, "Dr. Doom" accurately predicted the severe recession from which we're just now beginning to recover.

He said the press had been giving "dates" for his downfall, but that he would not flee the country as predicted by his enemies.

Within a year or two, coal will surpass oil as the planet's primary fuel, Mr. Catelin predicted.

Growth will have to experience pain, some people predicted that the last national group purchase site will remain two or three.

No doubt, it was a little tougher than some predicted a week ago, but jump back a month.

Although, he said, none of the nations are showing their hands yet, he predicted politicians would have to find an agreement.

They remind me of that mythical stockbroking firm that predicted the equity market better than its competitors.

The result of comparison between the model-predicted data and experimental data shows that the model is of reliable precision.

That he was a desultory tentative student of something and everything might only have been predicted of him.

It took a little bit longer, and certainly in the end it turned out to be rather more complicated than I predicted.

But Wright's conception has always functioned better than its critics have admitted, if never as well as he himself predicted.

And just as I predicted, they gave him a fine funeral, with solemn mass, huge wreaths, and everything.

Two years on, then, the world's financial regulation has changed less than I predicted.

Bad news for the old, large investment banks could mean two or three more years of sluggishness for the global economy, Shen predicted.

Running the program many times produces different results, and the result of any given run cannot be predicted.

The head of one of the biggest movie companies in the United States predicted that no one would want to see actors talk.

She was certain she could not even come close to what I had predicted, but at least she would learn something.

But there was a problem: Bode's law predicted that there ought to be a planet between Mars and Jupiter.

Soon after, Chinese officials predicted that negotiations intended to pressure the North to disarm would be "shelved for a few months. "

So those businesses have been slow to improve, but Buffett predicted the U. S. housing market will begin to recover within the next year.

It was a visionary speech and it is striking how much of the communications revolution he predicted was subsequently delivered.

Tepco had to put the operation on hold for a time when another tsunami was predicted, but work recommence after the all-clear.

He also said he had yet to see the evidence any reduction in expenditure had been as drastic as predicted by some.

The effects of any treatment with a medicine cannot be predicted with absolute certainty.

And we stopped the ship, and it was just as the scientists had predicted. There were open patches of sea everywhere.

I worry that this recession will not be a generation-defining event, as some have predicted.

Even the predicted economic benefits of less fettered commercial activity and international trade are not always easy to see.

Albert Einstein predicted this in 1905, when he introduced the concept of relative times as part of his Special Theory of Relativity.

For years, experts have predicted a shake-out with the fervour and inaccuracy of cult members heralding the next messiah.

Her team is now working towards the first ultra-fast quantum computer, predicted to be the size of a current silicone chip.

Previous experiments and simulations, however, indicated that the free energy of hydration did not match this predicted linear trend.

The book is perhaps best known for having predicted that attack on the United States by Japan and an air war between the two powers.

The investments in the Western banks mark a stunning reversal of fortunes that few would have predicted as little as a year ago.

Some analysts have predicted the crises in the Euro Zone, however, could force the union to break up in the coming decade.

In the early 1970s, IBM predicted the death of tape as a backup medium, and since then, others have continued to echo that sentiment.

Just as Mr. Zhenning Yang predicted that 21st century would be a century of design and product design is an inevitable trend.

Physicists predicted that particles should be able to form this same arrangement, but no one had been able to achieve it until now.

Although predicted, employment status did not function as a mediator in this model, while living arrangements did.

Defaults that the model had not predicted piled up, rippling through U. S. banks and wiping out trillions of dollars in investment.

"Lignin is going to be one of the big drivers of the switch from oil -based to biobased products, " he predicted.

It was a week earlier than the predicted best blossoming date when we were there but the beautiful flowers there were already so wonderful.

The fortune-teller predicted that I would marry a woman, who must be younger than me and whose name must be in two characters .

THE political and social consequences of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression have been milder than predicted.

He predicted China is likely to hold on to its newly acquired status as the world's largest auto market for the foreseeable future.

Paul Samuelson once said that the stock market had predicted eight of the last five recessions. The same might be said of recoveries.

Chiang worried that "another failure in Burma would be a disaster for China so grave that the results cannot be predicted. "

It has never been predicted accurately when and where the earthquake will happen.

In a sense, all Parakeet is doing is allowing the user to see which alternative words or sentences the program would have predicted.

ROBERT SHILLER: I predicted it was likely to correct down and might cause a huge financial crash and a worldwide recession.

The predicted limit of the stability zone by different methods is not always consistent with actual limit of hydrate sediment.

The discovery of this "quantum Hall effect" , which had been predicted some years earlier, earned von Klitzing the in 1985.

People in the construction industry will soon be in demand, he predicted, but that won't be enough to put everyone back to work.

Though inflation theory forecasts many odd facets of the distant universe, not many scientists predicted the dark flow.

none of them had predicted that the thin girl could keep her end up and came out first in the international marathon.

A comparison between the experimental and predicted results shows that the proposed model is able to describe the creep behavior perfectly.

Clive Cookson joins him in ignominy, having predicted that scientists would produce artificial life.

A time series algorithm requires that the column or columns to be predicted must be continuous .

Only a few days before he had predicted an eventual smash to Addison .

He'd been alone on this vessel for nearly a year, and for the most part, it hadn't bothered him, just like predicted.

I feel as if the Fortune-teller was coming true, dear Pa, and the fair little man was turning out as was predicted.

Manufacturers are predicted to be able to meet that demand for the first half of the year.

The danger of a massive strategic nuclear attack on the United States is predicted by experts to be less likely today.

The World Bank has predicted adjusting to the effects of climate change will cost up to $100 billion a year until 2050.

Since the bull market in Chinese shares lasted longer than most predicted, it is safe to say that the bear may last longer also.

It was The Communist Manifesto which predicted that capitalism would become global, and that its inequalities would severely sharpen.

The GOP presidential field, while hardly dominated by political giants, appears far less outlandish than one might have predicted.

I heard that they have taken the big Sadhu who predicted the end of the world and put him in the jail in Hanuman Dhoka.

The foreign minister said he is innocent of any wrongdoing, and predicted that he will return.

The Zetas have long predicted, since the start of ZetaTalk in 1995, that food shortages would loom as the time of the pole shift approached.

Traub says, "About one-third of FGK stars are predicted to have at least one terrestrial, habitable-zone planet. "

Even back when he formed Netflix in 1997, Hastings predicted a day when he would deliver video over the Net rather than through the mail.

An astronomer predicted the return of this comet [predicted that this comet would return].

Migration experts predicted as much, for both high and low-skilled workers, but it has been unclear quite how sharp the drop would be.

To be sure, mealtimes were not the only thing that predicted the outcome of the rulings.

The result, predicted from the outset, was that the selective private schools ( "public schools" ) have flourished.

It sometimes goes just as poorly as I'd feared, but never in a way that I'd predicted.

It's also been predicted that if these robots mutate and self-replicate, they might not know when to stop.

Steady State Theory: Basically, the steady state theory predicted that new matter was created, making the universe seem to expand.

President Nixon predicted that Bush would beat Perot in a close race, with me a distant third.

This regex matches host names (albeit solely within the . com, . edu, and . info domains), as you may have predicted.

He predicted that they would eventually be merged into a full ministry, but not for a few more years.

Wells predicted that the OED would be bursting with a quarter of a million words defined.

The result predicted has no significant difference at 5% level compared with that by standard method.

But when exactly the eruption takes place, and its form and severity -- these things cannot be predicted in an exact way.

It also said inflation would remain above the bank's 2 percent target until the end of next year, longer than previously predicted.

Malaria epidemics could be predicted up to five months ahead using a special combination of climate models, say researchers.

The bank's decision to keep interest rates unchanged had been widely predicted.

What both groups found was that the light from distant supernovae was fainter than predicted.

Overall, adjusting for secular trends in smoking, prenatal smoking declined by less than half what was predicted in response to the MSA.

The fatigue lives of the stiffened panel of a wing and the landing gear of an aircraft under spectrum loadings also have been predicted.

Mr Alahuhta predicted there would be more such deals in future as China's urban population continued to expand.

Despite many periodic cries that the pace of progress predicted by Moore's Law simply could not be maintained, it has so far held true.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has predicted two years of living, but doctors have fled abroad, he claimed that his life is threatened.

In reality, the unemployment rate is a full percentage point higher than what Romer and Bernstein predicted it would be without a stimulus.

The White House economic adviser, Larry Summers, yesterday at the Economic Club of Washington predicted the end of the recession was near.

The Zetas have predicted that this is how the food crisis will be presented to the public, in the main - empty shelves.

Either they had known that it was a bubble all the time or they had been victims of events that could not have been predicted.

It predicted that the first socialist revolution would take place in the industrially most developed society.

The IMF predicted the downturn would continue well into 2010 and the U. S. , Europe and Japan wouldn't grow at all this year.

The researchers found that the degree to which members took turns speaking also predicted their performance.

And 20% predicted the recession would end in six months to a year, nearly double the comparable figure from April.

The influence radius of a single well can be predicted through analyzing the heat balance and the thermal diffusion.

The properly funded public debt indeed turned out to be a national blessing, as Hamilton predicted.

That is exactly the sort of blow predicted by authors and publishers of books like the "The Slap" .

In the next twelve to eighteen months, it's predicted that the first public raising capital market will be very active.

China's monthly trade balances will continue to be in or near deficit for the rest of the first half, spokesman Yao Jian predicted.

Though the long term cannot be predicted, the project has been approved by the committee. A. Affect B. Effect C. Effort D.

In light of the latest drilling results, it was proved that the achievement predicted by the author has an high accuracy.

Providers will seek to burnish returns by pushing mobile broadband and mobile payments services, the bank predicted.

One in five Nigerians has a bank account, with a further 10% increase predicted from mobile-phone banking over the next five years.

But colliders have failed to turn up direct evidence of the super particles predicted by the theory.

Its wheels and gears create a portable orrery of the sky that predicted star and planet locations as well as lunar and solar eclipses.

The predicted results were compared with the flight test results, it showed good agreement between them.

Another dust storm is predicted in the next day or two.

GM's sales in China in August more than doubled on a year earlier. For 2009 as a whole the company predicted a 40% rise.

At least in rich countries, that future is likely to be realised, as Keynes predicted, by about 2030.

However, if this rhythm with this quality resists, then in with respect to what was predicted a month ago, it's very positive.

materialize The irreversible surge of revolt that they had predicted did not materialize . . .

Earlier theories predicted that the faraway magnetic folds of the sun were curved and folded back to rejoin the sun.

The predicted market dip certainly seems to have occurred.

It might get some satisfaction from seeing sanctimonious Europeans being hit by the kind of problems they once predicted for Asia.

This political stability was not something that could have been predicted at the time of Mao Zedong's death.

Just as he predicted, Susan was horrified at the idea of taking the bus again.

"We are pleased that the economic development is now somewhat better" than it originally predicted, the finance ministry said.

The budget predicted big deficits every year for at least the next decade.

The reckoning that many predicted during the worst of the crisis has, at least, been postponed.

Huston found that changes in the first two years of marriage often predicted the outcome of relationships.

And for the first time in more than a year, CFOs predicted capital budgets would rise in the next 12 months, as would hiring.

Technology, some predicted, would end this sort of clustering in city centres.

"Some are going to question the timing of this, " Governor Palin predicted in her speech.

According to later analysis, the earliness with which a country left the gold standard reliably predicted its economic recovery.

She could have never predicted the immediate and lasting love women would have with her simple, chic black dress.

Pundits have long predicted that advances in genetics will usher in a golden age of individually tailored therapies.

But as The Economist went to press, they too seemed to be on the verge of striking a deal, just as the derisive Mr Erdogan had predicted.

A less easily predicted aspect of the emergers' current plight is the extent to which surplus countries are subject to banking crises.

A year ago hardly anyone would have predicted such an outcome.

Half of a century ago, townsmen only accounted for a third of world population, but it's predicted to reach over a half until 2005.

But they have not had the market consequences that might have been predicted.

If Chuang Tzu had predicted the side effects of Taiwan's election system, he would have been right.

FAO has predicted that the H5N1 strain might find its way into the Middle East, North Africa and East and West Africa, she said.

A receptionist advised us to stay put but predicted all would be calm the next day.

As the wife had predicted, the official ate just the one dish that she set before him, and of course, she won the bet!

When Sonia married Rajiv, son of the prime minister, Indira Gandhi, in Delhi in 1968, nobody predicted great things for her.

There were many economists and analysts who actually predicted, early on, many risks and vulnerabilities that would have led to a crisis.

Like the watched pot that never boils, the more that people have predicted sterling's return to earth, the higher it has climbed.

Car industry analysts had predicted Russia, with a population of about 142 million, would be the biggest car market in Europe by around now.

And can we witness, at the heart of the Milky Way, the warped space and time predicted by Einstein nearly a century ago?

Kiel , Germany as the world economy is predicted that the German euro-zone's largest economy will be sluggish until the end of next year.

He predicted that the Guatemalan government would try to cover up the truth, by smearing the Musas and inventing plots.

By performing samyama on the two types of karma, active and dormant, or upon omens and portents, the exact time of death can be predicted.

It predicted the existence of an anti-matter with the same mass as the electron but with an opposite charge.

He predicted setbacks and false starts, but said he is confident the problems can be tackled.

In case of a single input vector all the output matrices are optional and the predicted value is returned by the method .

They predicted that Murdoch, known for his conservative politics and commercial impulses, would turn off the freewheeling MySpace community.

A billion people have done this experiment before you, and the Predictor has predicted correctly for every one.

The Coast Guard said the switch was being made now because of a predicted week-long lull in the Gulf storm season.

Blizzard could have programmed not only the consequences that would be predicted by a bleeding-heart liberal, but those posited by a neocon.

Fruit production trend in ASEAN were predicted to be up in the following years.

The result: There was no difference between actual and predicted metabolic rates in all but four dieters.

Meanwhile, the chief economist at the International Energy Agency predicted that "the age of cheap oil is over" .

He stuck to his bearish view on the dollar and even predicted that its days as the world's reserve currency might be numbered.

The wind changed, as he predicted.

He is the man her mother warned her about except with more guy-liner and lip gloss than either of them could have ever predicted.

We have likewise predicted that the Earth will moan as the core tries to turn but the crust is held in a stopped rotation.

GM was able to move out of bankruptcy more quickly than many analysts had predicted.

From odds and ends of information, it still cannot be predicted whether the war will be upgraded.

But who would ever have predicted that he would blossom into a romantic film comedian ?

It should not have been a surprise that some economies would grow faster or slower than predicted.

"1984 may have come a bit later than predicted, but it's here at last, " he lamented in his dissent.

He predicted traffic growth will continue, justifying the company's massive investments in factories that turn silicon wafers into chips.

In fact, that record rise in global temperatures, far from appearing unexpectedly had been predicted.

the United States and Iran. No, these are not the next predicted wars but the unlikely doubles teams for an international ping pong event.

Toyota now expects to make a smaller loss for the year of 200bn yen, compared to the 450bn yen loss it had predicted.

Many industry watchers predicted just months ago that it would be 2012 before many car makers returned to prerecession levels .

One is predicted to remain stable even with a negative gyro that tries to turn a falling bicycle in the wrong direction.

It was once predicted that British and American English would draw so far apart that eventually they would become separate languages.

U. S. health officials have predicted that the swine flu virus would spread and inevitably kill some people, just as seasonal flu does.

"Paul" has so far rightly predicted Germany's first round victories over Ghana and Australia as well as Germany's defeat against Serbia.

Industrial output expanded 10. 8 per cent in July from a year before, less than most economists had predicted.

A friend said he felt nauseous on entering and predicted it would be changed within months.

We ignored widespread optimism about the rise of African football and predicted just a single African nation would advance.

The structural noise of the gearbox will be predicted by the boundary element method with the result of the dynamic response.

BILL GATES, then still Microsoft's boss, was nearly right in 2004 when he predicted the end of spam in two years.

They've done their best in the past to downplay theories that the ancient Mayas predicted some sort of apocalypse would occur in 2012.

No one knew where it was going, or how it would all end, but most people I spoke to predicted that blood would be a factor in that end.

The QS of a protein can be predicted from its sequence using either homology or threading methods.

In the West, some people believe that personality can be predicted according to the time of the year the person was born.

The direction things will go can't quite be predicted yet, so it would not be wise to make any strong commitments.

Cole predicted the massacre reports would not make for a 'game changing' psychological shift.

But he predicted that in time, the debate will settle down, and lawmakers will get the specifics they want from the president.

The adjective predicted sentence is acts by an adjective or the adjective phrase the subject predicate sentence.

Unemployment is likely to keep rising, Bank of America predicted, putting even more strain on the company's bottom line.

He also predicted that the protection of Chinese interests in Libya would be a major topic during the talks.

It was predicted that bioremediation would be widely used in eco environmental protection of China.

He predicted China would be one of its top three markets after another five years.

However it said there had been an increased level of activity within some of these groups during 2010 and predicted this could rise further.

Using this model the permanent distortion and work life in long term under thermal cycling can be predicted based on a few test data.

The plan was to sample nitryl chloride levels in marine air, which computer models predicted would not exceed 50 parts per trillion.

METHOD Pazufloxacin injection was determined by RP-HPLC, its expiry date was predicted by an initial average rate method.

Economists like to joke that Wall Street has predicted nine out of the last five recessions.

The ancient Egyptians thought the sun revolved round the earth but still predicted eclipses.

Still, the overwhelming majority of Christians reject the idea that the exact date or time of Jesus' return can be predicted.

The company didn't make as much profit off the new product sales as predicted.

He predicted that various new laptop cases that conform to government requirements would be in wide use by the holidays in December.

However, he predicted "better returns for all the money we do put to work" , amid falling asset prices and less competition.

Experts say early warning systems will continue to be limited by these facts until earthquakes and tsunamis can be predicted.

Statement of the problems encountered throughout the process and a summary of harvest, and predicted the market works.

Cassandras who predicted this army would be quick to mutiny overlooked the resilience and political savvy of its soldiers.

The most compelling rationale for introducing universal vaccination against varicella was the predicted benefits to healthy children.

The GAC predicted China's trade surplus might continue to scale down and keep a trade balance in the rest of the year.

In the immediate future, the president predicted, the United States might face energy shortages and increased prices.

But the general predicted that "the worst is still ahead" .

Only the embryos that are predicted to be free of the genetic condition are transferred to the woman's womb.

He predicted victory for the former ruling party, a gang of cronies known as the Pakistan Muslim League (Q), or PML(Q).

Just as many forward-thinking visionaries predicted, the cloud has become a modern utility like water, phones, and electricity.

When Sonia married Rajiv, son of the prime minister, Indira Gandhi, inDelhiin 1968, nobody predicted great things for her.

Some, though, will depend on the behaviour of the Greenland and West Antarctic ice caps, which cannot be predicted with any certainty.

Tab displays the behavior of a time series, together with the predicted values over time.

Analysts had predicted the index, which anticipates sales that will be completed in the next two months, would be down 1 percent from March.

Obama predicted the summit will result in an 'enormous consensus' over the need for coordinated action to repair the ailing world economy.

And just as he predicted, the bourgeois world has been destroyed.

The Zetas have predicted that the seasons will blend into one another, and that snow in summer will occur.