Word Finder - predicts

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To make a prediction: to forecast, foretell, or estimate a future event on the basis of knowledge and reasoning; to prophesy a future event on the basis of mystical knowledge or power.

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(of theories, laws, etc.) To imply.

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To make predictions.

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To direct a ranged weapon against a target by means of a predictor.

He predicts that "the increase in the acre yields in this country has only begun.

It predicts a slowdown in economic growth in 2005.

He predicts which number you'll choose at the end of a simple subtraction.

Your conception date predicts your expected baby delivery date.

The USDA predicts biotech soybean acreage will increase to 54 million, 3.3 million more than last year.

Greater BMI gain in late childhood and adolescence predicts increased adult adiposity.

A thorough Environmental Impact Assessment, supplemented by further studies and liaison with key stakeholders, predicts no significantly adverse effects.

The theory [RCT] even predicts the churching of Europe, should the religious economies of those nations be effectively deregulated.

For example, where Einstein's equation predicts gravitational time dilation the alternative makes clocks tick more slowly due to a gravitational mass increase.

We present a model which predicts energy dissipation by a series of events of varying size.

In addition, the Bayesian model reliably predicts consonant duration in cases of missing or hidden linguistic factors.

Informa predicts that mobile gaming revenues will increase almost fivefold, up from $ 2.6bn in 2005 to $ 11.2bn, by 2010.

Anyone who predicts that 350, let alone 1,000, spectators are suddently going to attend is very, very misguided in their thoughts.

The model also predicts that the distinctiveness of the person's face should interact with the amount of self priming found.

This account correctly predicts that plural agreement is impossible with conjuncts containing quantifiers, since a plural pro cannot appear in them.

This demographic group will be less politically quiescent, more flexible and less predictable, " predicts Kenway.

But a secret report predicts a looming catastrophe - a world riven with water wars, famine and anarchy.

This demographic group will be less politically quiescent, more flexible and less predictable, predicts Kenway.

He predicts at least two years of sluggish growth.

The American Wind Energy Association predicts that North Dakota alone can meet over 25 percent of the country's electricity demand due to its flat, unobstructed topography.

With improvements in technology and reductions in cost, the Energy Information Administration predicts that wind energy construction will increase over 30 percent from 2010 to 2012.

Finally, the job outlook for interior designers predicts that the demand for this occupation will continue to grow, but so will the competition.

In fact, the Bureau predicts that jobs in the field will grow much faster than the national average for other occupations.

The song alludes to the horrors of war, and it predicts that the end times are near when one eye is taken for an eye.

This widget observes your phone usage and predicts roughly how much time you have left before your phone's battery will die.

The quality of the infant's attachment predicts later development.

The stage of a tumor suggests which form of treatment is most appropriate and predicts how the condition will probably respond to therapy.

Each year, the United States Centers for Communicable Disease Control predicts the strains of influenza that are likely to appear in the coming year.

This screening test only predicts risk; appropriate diagnostic testing follows an abnormal screening result.

He predicts these trends will really take the industry by storm when the temperatures drop!

Your grandma predicts a girl because of your craving for sweets yet an aunt insists it's a boy by the shape of your belly.

Then there's the Chinese Lunar Pregnancy Calendar, which predicts gender based on the mother's lunar age at conception and the month the baby is conceived in.

Perhaps one site says not to expect men to notice you until the stars have changed, but another one predicts you'll meet a handsome gentleman before the day is out.

The particular quatrain predicts the coming of a Great King of Terror and ends in Mars joyfully ruling all.

A famous psychic predicts on a popular talk show that a Halloween murder will take place on a college campus.

In the end though, with everyone's lives unfolding in the different ways Felicity predicts, Noel marries Zoe and Felicity never gets the relationship with him that she always wanted.

Using his new science, Seldon predicts that if the Galactic Empire falls, which will be a lengthy and protracted affair, there will be 30,000 years of chaos, a new Dark Ages, before another empire emerges to carry civilization forward.

While such a storyline might seem like a cliche, creator Tim Kring gives the plot a unique twist by introducing a psychic artist who predicts the end of the world.

Facebook reports more than 800 million active users as of the fall of 2011 and eMarketer predicts that ad revenues for worldwide social networks will reach $10 billion by 2013.

I-II ought undoubtedly to be read in immediate connexion with chap. vii.; it presupposes the alliance of Syria and northern Israel, whose destruction it predicts, though opening a door of hope for a remnant of Israel.

Prjevalsky, indeed, predicts of northern Tibet that it will prove a " second California " in course of time.

In this brochure he predicts solemnly that on the 29th of March 1 The name "Stella" is simply a translation of Esther.

For long ages astronomy and astrology (which might be called astromancy, on the same principle as "chiromancy") were identified; and a distinction is made between "natural astrology," which predicts the motions of the heavenly bodies, eclipses, &c., and "judicial astrology," which studies the influence of the stars on human destiny.

Childhood peer rejection predicts a variety of difficulties in later life, including school problems, mental health disorders, and antisocial behavior.

He predicts that within twenty years, the first person to live to one thousand will be born.