We've looked at the terrain, the tactical disposition, and I've simply got no good predictions.

It gives good predictions in relatively dry, cold, low pressure conditions, such as the Earth's stratosphere.

The history buffer must be longer in order to make a good prediction.

They should make good predictions for small or moderate changes about the current point.

For these equations to make good predictions, accurate initial conditions are needed.

Until we do, we cannot make good predictions about future climate change.

Some predictions, good or bad, were open to interpretation.

The distribution giving a close fit is supposed to lead to good predictions.

And at the end of the day, we should get good predictions as to the suspect, or the fire in question.

Several other researchers also justified the beauty of this model for fairly good predictions which are quite close to experimental results.