Similar words: dedication, medication, predicate, prediction, indication, abdication, eradication, vindication. Meaning: [‚predɪ'keɪʃn] 
n. (logic) a declaration of something self-evident; something that can be assumed as the basis for argument.
n. (logic) a declaration of something self-evident; something that can be assumed as the basis for argument. 
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31. The conclusion is given that the AGA is more suitable for short time traffic volume information predication than GA.
32. It is a useful try to construct the radio wave propagation predication model by the neural network.
33. A world organisation World Health Organization report may made the predication predictions in the December.
34. This article concluded with an optimistic predication of typology study in China in the future.
35. Experiments show the model occupies preferable predication performance and practicability.
36. The question of how to curb corruption, therefore, deserves extensive attention worldwide as a theoretical predication.
37. Based on autocorrelation analysis and precision inspection, suggestions are made in regards to choosing short-term predication or long-term predication.
38. This paper studied the predication models by confidence interval analysis and checked degree of reliability of predicated results.sentencedict.com
39. For the multistage loadings of embankment, the logistic curve model to embankment settlement predication is put forward by error analyses and comparisons.
40. What we are going to introduce briefly is the predication analysis proposed by linguist G Leech.
41. Structural reliability estimation and structural residual service life predication are some of the urgent problems need to be solved in the engineering field.
42. Multi - VP sentences refer to sentences with two or more predicative constituents in the predication position.
43. The apply research on the predication model of combustion characteristic by neural network.
44. It is shown the approach the training time, the learning efficiency and the predication accuracy.
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