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Predictions
Although we'd like to provide all the answers, questions asking about events in the future can only be answered with predictions. Have an idea when the world will end or who will win next year's Super Bowl? Add your opinion here. Only time will tell if your hunches are correct!
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What is predicted to happen to the rainforest?
Predictions include a 20-40% reduction in the next ten, twenty-five, fifty, or one hundred years; a 40% reduction in the next few (undefined) years (which has been debunked as fraud); total loss within the next one hundred years; or little to no change and possibly rebound due to intervention efforts.
There are many predictions regarding the rainforests of the world. Any of them could result. Currently, with the level of deforestation, it is likely that if nothing changes, the rainforests of South America may disappear in the next one hundred years.
Deforestation has been reduced in South America. While some muck slingers like to blame the US for much of the loss due to logging of exotic woods, the US has had a ban on imports of exotics such as Brazilian mahogany and tropical rosewood for years. This is supported by the Lacey Act (16 U.S.C. SS 3371-3378), especially the 2008 amendment that includes exotic woods the US specifically bans and those products that are banned by the nations in which they are harvested. In short, it ain't us. This isn't to imply that illegal operations don't continue, but the efforts of the US are to stop it from coming here.
Much of the cleared land in Columbia and Brazil are for those nations' own interests. Logging is minor (although devastating to the land and ecosystem) in the grander scheme, playing further back in the pack of reasons to cattle raising for beef and agriculture (which leads to clear cutting of forests) to feed the growing populations of South American countries.
The rainforests of the Amazon basin are much more resilient than many people believe. The 2007 IPCC report that predicted a 40% reduction in the near future of the Amazon forest has proven to be false, perhaps even fabricated to push other agendas.
By all means, no one should take a "wait and see" attitude. Reforestation and protection efforts are important, should continue, and should even be increased. But, this should be for the right reasons, not because of some knee-jerk reaction to doom-criers.
Are you referring to the definition to be simple or the definition of "simple predicate"?
Anyway, I'm thinking that you mean the former. A simple predicate is the word that shows what is happening. In the before sentence, is is the simple predicate. "is the word that shows what is happening" is the whole predicate. A verb will not always be the simple predicate, and simple predicates will not always be 1 word.
We don't actually DO predictions here. Just discuss methods and history of said activities.
An actual bushfire cannot be predicted, but bushfire conditions can certainly be predicted. Variables include basic idiocy of humankind, e.g. whether or not arsonists will start the fire; whether or not someone will fully put out a campfire; whether or not someone will throw a lit cigarette butt out of a car window. However, the weather plays an important part in bushfire conditions, and "bushfire danger" warnings vary from low to extreme (and now a new category - "catastrophic" - has been added to the levels).
Future predictions about my life?
Only you can answer that. Make a plan, visualize it, and then get busy making it happen.
What is a predictive argument?
Predictive arguments make a case for anticipating events based on the characteristics of a category. Once you have identified an animal as a squirrel then you can anticipate what it will do based on the general knowledge of the classification, "squirrel." The conclusion: 'If you keep feeding the squirrel it will do damage to your home' requires an argument of the form: Example 1: Squirrels are small furry animals that live in and about your property and can nest in your home by feeding it food and can do damage to the wiring in the walls of your home. Example 2: There is a squirrel in the wall of the house.
Therefore : That squirrel that is in the wall will damage the wiring.
What does Bob Dylan say will happen 'If the Bible is right' in the song 'Things Have Changed'?
Bob says this:
I've been walking forty miles of bad road
If the bible is right, the world will explode
I've been trying to get as far away from myself as I can
Some things are too hot to touch
The human mind can only stand so much
You can't win with a losing hand
How they predicted the weather before computers?
They used historical data. Written weather references go back hundreds of years - long before computers were invented.
Predicting outcomes is telling what might possibly happen next.
What is the predicted fate of Triton?
Triton's future is fairly clear. Because of its retrograde orbit, the tidal bulge Triton raises on Neptune tends to make the moon spiral toward the planet rather than away from it (as our Moon moves away from Earth). Thus, Triton is doomed to be torn apart by Neptune's tidal gravitational field, probably in no more than 100 million years or so, the time required for the moon's inward spiral to bring it inside Neptune's Roche limit.
Do pyramids predict the end of the world?
The Egyptian pyramids were built as monuments to the early pharaohs and for their burial. The design of the pyramids appears to be related to the worship of the sun god and belief in some sort of resurrection of the dead. They do not give us any clues as to when the world is supposed to end.
How do you make an economic predictions?
You become educated in both micro and macro economics as well as econometric analysis. Then you use real life data with econometric analysis in order to create equations that predict the future data.
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You can do what most economic analysts on the news programs do and just make something up that you can back up with evidence that is skewed towards your point of view and then use it to make yourself sound smart on television.
Did someone predict Pearl Harbor like that one person predicted 911?
Yes, Pearl Harbor was no secret prior to the attack. However, attacking the base by airplanes may have been somewhat surprising; most aircraft carrying a heavy enough pay-load to do that much damage and flying that great of distance didn't exist in 1941. Using Aircraft Carriers for that great of distance, and getting away with that much stealth, and using that much firepower...was NOT thought to exist either.
Did the Mayans predict the 2012?
On dec 21, 2012 the Mayan calendar ends and so the thought is that the world as we know it will also end ie : that's when the polar shifts are supposed to take place...check out 2012.com
What is a good Football prediction system?
A good football prediction system is on BBC sport football
What are the examples of predictions?
Prediction: The plants watered in a high concentrate of salt water will stunt the seedlings growth and prevent seed germination.
How do they predict an earthquake?
It will be better if you have defined whom you are referring when you are saying "they". But taking it on a broader view below points can be of help:
- Laser beams can be used to detect plate movement.
- A seismometer is used to pick up the vibrations in the Earth's crust. An increase in vibrations may indicate a possible earthquake.
- Radon gas escapes from cracks in the Earth's crust.
How is molecular geometry predicted?
it may be predicted either by no of electrons around the central atom of the molecule or by type of hybridization process of orbirals of central atom....
