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But the radars can foretell every five minutes where a gale will move an hour later after studying the velocity and wind direction around 1,000 meters in altitude.

Elfin snoozin' means you're held in high regard by others and can 'also foretell help from unexpected sources.

And the monitoring of space debris will become so sophisticated that we will be able to foretell any NEA threat years in advance and deal with it.

PAST COPIES of Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand can sometimes foretell current nursing issues.

CEOs who ran thriving companies were those prescient enough to foretell shifts in the business cycle.

In messianic hopes, people foretell the coming of the Newton of biology, but it is up to us, the scientific community, to set the stage for that to happen.

These projects and films foretell a chattering of varied voices speaking across cultural differences, leaving no doubt this will be a Documenta engaged less with the contemplation of beauty than with the politics of ideas.

2001), the sentence displays the misuse of auger (a tool for boring holes) for augur (to foretell or prophesy).

It was Hippocrates who said, "Declare the Past, Diagnose the Present, Foretell the Future." That is in a sense what I intend to do in sharing with you some observations about my interest in human genetics.

Whether those data foretell the future or whether our votes will decrease in 2000 because of our complacency, a few months will tell.

* Capacity planning reports that foretell database growth rates.

She shares not only her pain, but also her dreams, and they symbolize her strength and foretell her survival.

What we experienced during the conversion process could foretell what other nursing homes will face if they truly commit to subacute care.

Herodotus uses the word [Greek Words Omitted] in two senses, 'to foretell' and 'to order or proclaim'.

I have been love's chemist alone in my single stall measuring the elements that foretell ovulation.