Probability.
The likelihood that a particular event will happen is the probability of that event.
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A report or description of an event or experience.
A community event called Gifts For Good.
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A likely event, mathematically, is more then 50% likely to happen. An unlikely event is less then 50% likely to happen.
The likelihood that a particular event will happen is the probability of that event.
The probability of an event that is as likely as not to happen is 0.5, or 50%. This means there is an equal chance of the event occurring or not occurring. In probability terms, it indicates that the event has the same likelihood as its complement.
Probabilities go from 0 to 1. 1 means the event will definitely happen. 0 means it's impossible for it to happen. 0.5 means it's just as likely to happen as not. Once you are aware of this scale, it is clear that an event with probability 0.95 is more likely to happen than an event with probability 0.10.
It is a 70% likelihood
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The 2012 event will most likely happen 12/20/12. It's either the meteor I found or something with the Earths core.
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This is a certainty. It is 100% likely to happen.
This is referred to as the "self-fulfilling prophecy" phenomenon, where an individual's belief or expectation about a future event influences their behavior in a way that ultimately makes the event more likely to occur.
A term used to describe participants in a Track and Field event. The term most likely origniated from a description of the athletes' uniforms (thinly clad.)
An event that is not planned to happen is called an "unplanned event" or "unexpected event." These events can also be referred to as "incidents," "accidents," or "contingencies," depending on the context. They often require quick responses and adaptations, as they can disrupt normal procedures or expectations.