Ptolemy answer by: Ian TSANG
almost none... ever. no predictions can be made from a single recording because earthquakes are too random
It is impossible to make such predictions for any specific location a day in advance; such predictions can only be made on a time scale of minutes. For the tornado outbreak of April 9, 2015, tornadoes were reported not far from Peoria, but it does not appear that Peoria itself was hit.
FIRST THINK that what type you made model of pollution.
The same thing that caused the predictions of catastrophe due to acid rain in the 80's, the hole in the ozone layer in the 90's' and what's causing the predictions of catastrophe caused by 'man-made' global warming now: It's newsworthy, therefore there's money in it - and the wilder the theories, the more newsworthy and therefore profitable, it becomes. By the time everyone realises it never actually came true, the scientists who predicted it have either retired or died.
It made a large of number of job in cities (u better not fail that studyisland)
It made significantly better predictions of planetary positions in our sky.
my left testes
a statistical model is a way of representing a real world situation that allows predictions to be made
the mustange was made to be a better model of the ford falcon
almost none... ever. no predictions can be made from a single recording because earthquakes are too random
it was the first model so there was nothing before it
Its strength was that it could predict the positions of the planets with pretty good accuracy. Its weakness was that by 1600 the techniques of measuring planets' positions had advanced to the point where discrepancies were noticed in the predictions made with the geocentric model.
70% of the time no.
Because sometimes the predictions might not give accurate advice/response or it wouldn't be possible. The Predictions might've not made sense or it may have been unclear.
encounter new information or events that change the direction of the plot, uncover character motivations, or challenge the initial assumptions made. It's essential to reassess and adapt your predictions as the story unfolds to better understand the narrative and its outcome.
Because it came true. All of the prophets made completely accurate predictions in the Bible, including Isiah.
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