Verb:

అంచనా వేయండి, ముందు సమాచారం,

predict's Usage Examples:

Armstrong The first of three revised dates from Armstrong after his 1936 prediction failed to come true.

understood, and while existing theories are able to explain and model both deflagrations and detonations, there is no theory at present which can predict the.

The model predicted 75% of cases correctly compared to experts who only predicted 59.

The observability of quantum jumps was predicted by Hans Dehmelt in 1975, and they were.

Using the physical laws expected to hold in the currently known cosmologies and simplified representations of the astrophysical processes observed to affect real galaxies, the initial distribution of matter is allowed to evolve, and the simulation's predictions for formation of galaxies and black holes are recorded.

The computer used this information to predict the likely landing position of the ball.

Mid-December 2011 Tihipko predicted the unification process would be completed late January 2012; but he also warned that if problematic issues would not be solved Strong Ukraine would not merge.

instability in the polar region has potential to affect the global climate, outdating previous predictions about the point in the future when global tipping.

market, unethical competition, weak intellectual property protection, unscalable bioethics and unpredictable results.

Challenges Benchmarking is not easy and often involves several iterative rounds in order to arrive at predictable, useful conclusions.

auditing technology have been so wide sweeping as to make them unworkable/untrainable, as Hubbard always predicted, if changes were made to the auditing and.

Shortly thereafter, no significant intensification was predicted, as the cloud pattern was becoming elongated, vertical wind shear would soon increase, and Octave would soon entering a region of decreasing sea surface temperatures.

Simon called Peter" "unfolds with predictable pageantry and uplifting sermonizing".

Synonyms:

call, augur, prophesy, venture, pretend, forebode, foretell, outguess, anticipate, second-guess, vaticinate, read, wager, bet, forecast, prognosticate, hazard, calculate, promise, guess,

Antonyms:

credit, debit, mistrust, distrust, subtract,