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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Prediction | | | |  Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Max Headroom - PredictionsIn 1997, life imitated art as predicted by Max Headroom. In the original story, reporter Edison Carter exposed the TV network's efforts to create "Blipverts," a new high-intensity subliminal television commercial which had the unfortunate side-effect of overloading the nervous system of certain viewers to the extent that they exploded. In a bizarre parallel in 1997, Japan's Pocket Monsters (Pokémon) television series included a sequence of flashing images which unintentionally triggered seizures in hundreds of viewers susceptible to photosensitive ...
See also:Max Headroom, Max Headroom - Character, Max Headroom - TV show, Max Headroom - Episode Listing, Max Headroom - Season 1, Max Headroom - Season 2, Max Headroom - Predictions, Max Headroom - Influences, Max Headroom - U.S. series cast Read more here: » Max Headroom: Encyclopedia II - Max Headroom - Predictions |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Leland Jensen - Predictions Jensen made several predictions of apocalypse based on his interpretations of Biblical prophecies. Robert Balch, a professor of Sociology at the University of Montana, became closely aquainted with Jensen and the BUPC after his first prediction, and published his findings:
"He is well known for a prophecy that a nuclear attack would be launched on 29 April 1980 that would annihilate one-third of humankind. Before and after that date, three researchers conducted interviews with Jensen's followers in order to gauge their ...
See also:Leland Jensen, Leland Jensen - Background, Leland Jensen - The Guardianship Dispute, Leland Jensen - Leadership, Leland Jensen - Re-Establishing the International Bahá'í Council, Leland Jensen - Predictions, Leland Jensen - Publications Read more here: » Leland Jensen: Encyclopedia II - Leland Jensen - Predictions |
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| | | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - 2060s - Predicted Events
2060s - 2061.
Comet Halley makes a return to the inner solar system - the last return was in 1986.
Expected expiration of the Singapore-Malaysia Water Agreement.
2060s - 2065.
November 11 - Transit of Mercury
November 22 12:45 UTC- Venus will occult Jupiter. This event will be the first occultation of a planet by another since January 3, 1818. Unfortunately this event will be very difficult to observe, because the elongation of Venus and Jupiter from the sun on Novemb ...
See also:2060s, 2060s - The decade as a whole, 2060s - Predicted Events, 2060s - 2061, 2060s - 2065, 2060s - 2066, 2060s - 2067, 2060s - 2069, 2060s - Fictional References Read more here: » 2060s: Encyclopedia II - 2060s - Predicted Events |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Combined branch prediction Scott McFarling proposed combined branch prediction in his 1993 paper 2. Combined branch prediction is about as accurate as local prediction, and almost as fast as global prediction.
Combined branch prediction uses three predictors in parallel: bimodal, gshare, and a bimodal-like predictor to pick which of bimodal or gshare to use on a branch-by-branch basis. The choice predictor is yet another 2-bit up/down saturating counter, in this case the MSB choosing the prediction to use. In this case the counter is updated whenever the bimodal and gshare predict ...
See also:Branch predictor, Branch predictor - Trivial prediction, Branch predictor - Static prediction, Branch predictor - Next line prediction, Branch predictor - Bimodal branch prediction, Branch predictor - Local branch prediction, Branch predictor - Global branch prediction, Branch predictor - Combined branch prediction, Branch predictor - Agree prediction, Branch predictor - Overriding branch prediction, Branch predictor - History Read more here: » Branch predictor: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Combined branch prediction |
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| | | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Hydrology - Hydrologic Prediction Observations of hydrologic processes are used to make predictions of future water movement and quantity.
Hydrology - Statistical Hydrology.
By analysing the statistical properties of hydrologic records, such as rainfall or river flow, hydrologists can estimate future hydrologic phenomena. This, however, assumes the characteristics of the processes remain unchanged.
See: return period.
Hydrology - Hydrologic Modeling.
With an understanding of how changes in the environment affect the movement of water, hydrologists can also construct models to p ...
See also:Hydrology, Hydrology - Hydrologic Cycle, Hydrology - Hydrologic Measurements, Hydrology - Hydrologic Prediction, Hydrology - Statistical Hydrology, Hydrology - Hydrologic Modeling, Hydrology - Hydrologic Transport, Hydrology - Applications of Hydrology Read more here: » Hydrology: Encyclopedia II - Hydrology - Hydrologic Prediction |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - 2007 - Predicted events
2007 - January.
January 1 - Romania and Bulgaria will join the European Union, Irish will become an official language of the European Union and Estonia, Lithuania and Slovenia set to adopt the Euro.
January 1 - Change of ISBN numbering system to 13 digit code.
2007 - February.
February 4 - Super Bowl XLI to be held in Miami, Florida.
February 24 - Michael Boyce to no lo ...
See also:2007, 2007 - Predicted events, 2007 - January, 2007 - February, 2007 - March, 2007 - April-June, 2007 - July, 2007 - August, 2007 - September, 2007 - October, 2007 - November, 2007 - December, 2007 - Unknown/undecided dates, 2007 - 2007 in Fiction Read more here: » 2007: Encyclopedia II - 2007 - Predicted events |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - 2007 - Predicted Events
2007 - January.
January 1 - Romania and Bulgaria will join the European Union, Irish will become an official language of the European Union and Estonia, Lithuania and Slovenia are set to adopt the Euro.
January 1 - Change of ISBN numbering system to 13 digit code.
January 24- NHL All-Star Game to be held in Dallas, Texas. This will be the first NHL All-Star Game since 2004, and the first to ...
See also:2007, 2007 - Predicted Events, 2007 - January, 2007 - February, 2007 - March, 2007 - April, 2007 - May-June, 2007 - July, 2007 - August, 2007 - September, 2007 - October, 2007 - November, 2007 - December, 2007 - Unknown Dates, 2007 - 2007 in Fiction Read more here: » 2007: Encyclopedia II - 2007 - Predicted Events |
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| | | | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Local branch prediction Bimodal branch prediction mispredicts the exit of every loop. For loops which tend to have the same loop count every time (and for many other branches with repetitive behavior), we can do much better.
Local branch predictors keep two tables. The first table is the local branch history table. It is indexed by the low-order bits of the branch instruction's address, and it records the taken/not- ...
See also:Branch predictor, Branch predictor - Trivial prediction, Branch predictor - Static prediction, Branch predictor - Next line prediction, Branch predictor - Bimodal branch prediction, Branch predictor - Local branch prediction, Branch predictor - Global branch prediction, Branch predictor - Combined branch prediction, Branch predictor - Agree prediction, Branch predictor - Overriding branch prediction, Branch predictor - History Read more here: » Branch predictor: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Local branch prediction |
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| | | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Overriding branch prediction The EV6 and EV8 cores used a fast single-cycle next line predictor to handle the branch target recurrence and provide a simple and fast branch prediction. Because the next line predictor is so inaccurate, and the branch resolution recurrence takes so long, both cores have two-cycle secondary branch predictors which can override the prediction of the next line predictor at the cost of a single lost fetch cycle.
Since a fetch of 4 instructions or more may contain more than one branch, an overriding predictor will sometimes have to predi ...
See also:Branch predictor, Branch predictor - Trivial prediction, Branch predictor - Static prediction, Branch predictor - Next line prediction, Branch predictor - Bimodal branch prediction, Branch predictor - Local branch prediction, Branch predictor - Global branch prediction, Branch predictor - Combined branch prediction, Branch predictor - Agree prediction, Branch predictor - Overriding branch prediction, Branch predictor - History Read more here: » Branch predictor: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Overriding branch prediction |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Next line prediction Some superscalar processors (MIPS R8000, DEC Alpha EV6 and EV8) fetched with each line of instructions a pointer to the next line. This next line predictor is not directly comparable to the other predictors listed here because it handles branch target prediction as well as branch direction prediction.
When a next line predictor points to aligned groups of 2, 4 or 8 instructions, the branch target will usually not be the first instruction fetched, and so the initial instructions fetched are wasted. Assuming for simplicity a uniform distribution of branch targets, 0.5, 1.5, ...
See also:Branch predictor, Branch predictor - Trivial prediction, Branch predictor - Static prediction, Branch predictor - Next line prediction, Branch predictor - Bimodal branch prediction, Branch predictor - Local branch prediction, Branch predictor - Global branch prediction, Branch predictor - Combined branch prediction, Branch predictor - Agree prediction, Branch predictor - Overriding branch prediction, Branch predictor - History Read more here: » Branch predictor: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Next line prediction |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Global branch prediction Global branch predictors make use of the fact that the behavior of many branches is strongly correlated with the history of other recently taken branches. We can keep a single shift register updated with the recent history of every branch executed, and use this value to index into a table of bimodal counters. This scheme, by itself, is only better than the bimodal scheme for large table sizes, and is never as good as local prediction.
If, instead, we index the table of bimodal counters with the recent history concatenated with a few b ...
See also:Branch predictor, Branch predictor - Trivial prediction, Branch predictor - Static prediction, Branch predictor - Next line prediction, Branch predictor - Bimodal branch prediction, Branch predictor - Local branch prediction, Branch predictor - Global branch prediction, Branch predictor - Combined branch prediction, Branch predictor - Agree prediction, Branch predictor - Overriding branch prediction, Branch predictor - History Read more here: » Branch predictor: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Global branch prediction |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Aaron Donahue - Predictions In his Remote Viewing sessions, he warns of Earth suffering the same fate as Venus due to excessive environmental damage caused by overpopulation, deforestation, reduction in Phytoplankton populations due to pollution, all themselves results of the industrial and economic necessities demanded by an ever-growing population, all leading to a greenhouse effect.
Another effect of overpopulation will be economic straining towards inevitable collapse because of peak resources and an unsustainable population, and widespread mental instabilit ...
See also:Aaron Donahue, Aaron Donahue - Upbringing Teens and Education, Aaron Donahue - Higher Order and PsiTech, Aaron Donahue - Lucifer, Aaron Donahue - Predictions, Aaron Donahue - Belief: Demons Angels and Midwayers, Aaron Donahue - Career, Aaron Donahue - Criticism Read more here: » Aaron Donahue: Encyclopedia II - Aaron Donahue - Predictions |
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| | | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Aaron Donahue - Predictions In his viewings, he was warned by Lucifer of Earth suffering the same fate as Venus due to excessive environmental damage caused by overpopulation, deforestation, reduction in Phytoplankton populations due to pollution, all themselves results of and the industrial necessities demanded by an ever populous world, all leading to a greenhouse effect.
Another effect of overpopulation will be economic straining towards inevitable collapse because of peak resources and an unsustainable population, and widespread mental instability, laying th ...
See also:Aaron Donahue, Aaron Donahue - Upbringing Teens and Education, Aaron Donahue - Higher Order and PsiTech, Aaron Donahue - Lucifer, Aaron Donahue - Predictions, Aaron Donahue - Belief: Demons Angels and Midwayers, Aaron Donahue - Career, Aaron Donahue - Criticism Read more here: » Aaron Donahue: Encyclopedia II - Aaron Donahue - Predictions |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Bimodal branch prediction A bimodal branch predictor has a table of two-bit saturating counters ("2-bit Smith Counters with Saturation"), indexed with the least significant bits of the instruction addresses. Unlike the instruction cache, bimodal predictor entries typically do not have tags, and so a particular counter may be mapped to different branch instructions (this is called branch interference or branch aliasing), in which case it is likely to be less accurate. Each counter has one of four states:
Strongly not taken
Weakly ...
See also:Branch predictor, Branch predictor - Trivial prediction, Branch predictor - Static prediction, Branch predictor - Next line prediction, Branch predictor - Bimodal branch prediction, Branch predictor - Local branch prediction, Branch predictor - Global branch prediction, Branch predictor - Combined branch prediction, Branch predictor - Agree prediction, Branch predictor - Overriding branch prediction, Branch predictor - History Read more here: » Branch predictor: Encyclopedia II - Branch predictor - Bimodal branch prediction |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - FairTax - Predicted benefits
FairTax - Tax burden visibility.
FairTax supporters assert that the proposal makes the cost of federal government highly visible—consumers will see most of the cost of the federal government in a single tax paid every time they purchase a good or service. Under the current tax system, the federal government collects revenue through a wide variety of taxes on individuals and businesses. Thus the cost of government is spread out among many different avenues and may not be fully visible to individual citizens. For ...
See also:FairTax, FairTax - Legislative history, FairTax - The FairTax tax rate and tax base, FairTax - Revenue-neutral rate studies, FairTax - Effective household tax burden, FairTax - Monthly entitlement checks, FairTax - FairTax and status quo tax burden comparison, FairTax - Predicted benefits, FairTax - Tax burden visibility, FairTax - Effect on tax compliance costs, FairTax - Promotion of economic growth, FairTax - Effect on international business locality, FairTax - Effects on Tax Code Compliance, FairTax - Tax compliance, FairTax - Black markets, FairTax - Effects on distribution of tax burden, FairTax - Transition effects, FairTax - Repeal of 16th Amendment, FairTax - Effect on savers, FairTax - Changes in the retail economy, FairTax - Implementation, FairTax - Supporting theories of effect, FairTax - Other indirect effects, FairTax - Home mortgage interest deduction, FairTax - Charitable giving, FairTax - Housing prices, FairTax - State and local government debt, FairTax - Real interest rates, FairTax - Financial markets, FairTax - Effect on law enforcement and crime Read more here: » FairTax: Encyclopedia II - FairTax - Predicted benefits |
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| | | | | Prediction: Encyclopedia II - FairTax - Predicted benefits
FairTax - Tax burden visibility.
FairTax supporters assert that the proposal makes the cost of federal government highly visible—consumers will see most of the cost of the federal government in a single tax paid every time they purchase a good or service. Under the current tax system, the federal government collects revenue through a wide variety of taxes on individuals and businesses. Thus the cost of government is spread out among many different avenues and may not be fully visible to individual citizens. For ...
See also:FairTax, FairTax - Legislative history, FairTax - Tax rate, FairTax - Revenue-neutral rate studies, FairTax - Effective tax burden, FairTax - Monthly tax rebate checks, FairTax - Comparison of tax rates, FairTax - Predicted benefits, FairTax - Tax burden visibility, FairTax - Effect on tax compliance costs, FairTax - Promotion of economic growth, FairTax - Effect on international business locality, FairTax - Effects on Tax Code Compliance, FairTax - Tax compliance, FairTax - Black markets, FairTax - Distribution of tax burden, FairTax - Transition effects, FairTax - Repeal of 16th Amendment, FairTax - Effect on savers, FairTax - Changes in the retail economy, FairTax - Implementation, FairTax - Supporting theories of effect, FairTax - Other indirect effects, FairTax - Home mortgage interest deduction, FairTax - Charitable giving, FairTax - Housing prices, FairTax - State and local government debt, FairTax - Financial markets, FairTax - Effect on law enforcement and crime Read more here: » FairTax: Encyclopedia II - FairTax - Predicted benefits |
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