Examples of using Could predict in English and their translations into Russian
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She could predict it.
RINGO: We knew we were a great band but no one could predict then where it was going.
Nobody could predict the consequences of your plan.
How could you… You're an intelligent man? How could you believe that we could predict anything that we don't know nothing about?
No one could predict that a misfortune would fall on the Kingdom.
They were thought to originate from ancient pagan magi who possessed secret knowledge and could predict the future.
If we could predict them, then we could avoid them.
I thought I had researched him enough that I was inside his brain, that I could predict his every action and reaction and.
The idea that they could predict the cycles of the heavens reflects their sophistication.
Physicists say that it's just natural fluctuations of the ion flow and structure of the substrate, buta suitable model that could predict the resulting structure, they do not.
Look, if the bearded wonder could predict the future, he wouldn't have ended up here, would he?
It was hard to decide whether globalization was a blessing or a curse, since not even the greatest mathematicians, economists orpolitical scientists could predict the outcome of such an intricate equation.
He created a neural net that could predict the probability of winning a backgammon match from any position and could self-train.
Each of the eight cases currently pending before the Court would be settled within a few years, and no one could predict what its workload would be in 3, 4 or 20 years' time.
Nobody could predict where the next climate-related event would take place, so it was important to have preparedness, mitigation and emergency response measures ready.
How much greater would be our chances of success if we could predict whether someone we meet will turn out honest or dishonest?
Nobody could predict next market hit, yet VCs started to learn how many startups would fail even with the best proven founders as helm, although they could never know exactly which ones of them.
It should be noted that by planning the NTP in 2011 no one could predict such an increase of MDR-TB incidences and plan the appropriate funding for second-line anti-TB drugs.
He went to Mexico City to study law and became a lawyer, butfirst gained fame in 1887 when he claimed to have invented a machine that could predict earthquakes.
Almost immediately after the creation of the dimensional universe, God could predict all that could be known about the universe, even into the ageless infinity of the future.
In a 6-year study of 1494 patients with HIV with major depressive disorder(MDD), Arthur Owora, MPH, DrPH,found that the comorbid psychiatric illness could predict patients' disease progression.
If we take Peter Senge seriously, we could predict then that when we change the structure of democracy, that change will cause a change in behavior of citizens and leaders.
Estonia used computer modelling to develop interactive air quality management systems where all significant stationary sources were mapped and models could predict dispersion from each source.
A new test- looking at three genes- could predict which prostate cancers will turn aggressive, helping avoid invasive treatments for those that will grow more slowly, a study out Wednesday said.
In order to develop the most-accurate prediction equation, the authors looked at all of the nutrient data some of which I outlined in Part 1, and determined which sets of data,when combined, could predict the energy available to the chick for growth.
Although data are very limited,it is conceivable that lobar MBs could predict progression to AD-type dementia but that deep MBs could anticipate the future development of vascular dementia.
At any rate, there eventually will come a point in the exchange where one party or the other can tell that it is about to go from mere appending of data to an actual conversation- in the example that started this section, that would be the second respondent,who on realizing that there were problems with the patch, could predict that a real conversation is about to ensue, and therefore that it should be held in the appropriate medium.
In addition, based on the experience of countries, where charity system has highly developed, we could predict formation of a stratum of people not wanting to independently solve their personal problems and living only relied on benevolence.
It was suitable for the establishment of source-receptor data on the regional scale for human health exposure andvegetation exposure/uptake of ozone and could predict changes in ozone concentrations caused by changes in precursor emissions on a European level.
The SAGE Project was an extension of Project Whirlwind, started by MIT,to create a computer system that could predict weather systems and track their movements through simulators; SAGE was soon developed for military use in anti-aircraft air defense from potential Soviet attacks during the Cold War.
