But it's not terribly complicated to make an educated guess.
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So it's possible he's just making an educated guess here.
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Work the crossings until you can take an educated guess.
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My educated guess is that Cilic will play alongside Ivan Dodig.
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But that doesn't mean you can't make a more educated guess.
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But hospital administrators like Brandenburg have to hazard an educated guess.
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My educated guess is that the company could go public next year.
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Here is my best educated guess: I think Trump told them to.
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When the county uses other traps, that information is an educated guess.
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Weissmann explained his "educated guess" about what Manafort was trying to hide.
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Whatever a client chooses, it's an educated guess more than a guarantee.
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"At the end of the day, it's an educated guess," Ommens said.
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Mueller prosecutor Andrew Weissmann offered an "educated guess" during last week's hearing.
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So, educated guess ... his weeping is either based in religion or regret.
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Any time I take a dose, it's at best an educated guess.
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That's a tad higher than my educated guess, but certainly in the ballpark.
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But we can take a page from history to make an educated guess.
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An educated guess: Americans would quickly find something not to like about her.
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They collaborate with colleagues to make an educated guess based on the available data.
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My educated guess is he will be back the home stand against the Nationals.
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That wasn't an option in our experiment, so instead I made an educated guess.
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In other words, the possible loop-di-loop is, at best, an educated guess.
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An educated guess would stipulate that what's happening here is within the brain itself.
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We took a very educated guess that this kid would turn into something special.
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It was a speculative act—an educated guess about an art work's original condition.
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Since we don't know who compiled the database, any interpretation is simply an educated guess.
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My educated guess is that the gulf between the two has only grown over time.
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That's actually a question we can answer, or at least make an educated guess about.
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This is where taking a deep breath and making an educated guess comes in handy.
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But we can make a pretty educated guess: He was watching cable TV -- and tweeting.
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"So it was a calculated, educated guess and turns out I am a genius," he laughed.
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Though, given Lorde's description of her tequila-fueled Christmas parties, we can take an educated guess.
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For one, I'm taking an educated guess in saying that he's not a Bran Stark fan.
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"It's an educated guess that makes sense, but there's no rock-solid evidence," said Dr. Mayr.
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Any estimate would be an educated guess, at best, yet it would have to be made.
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Educated guess: What the CNN poll shows is a statistical dead heat between Sanders and Biden.
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However, if asked to make an educated guess, I'd say look for it in 2019 or 2020.
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But if I were to make an educated guess, I would probably say that it was ethanol.
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It is, however, possible to take an educated guess at what Verily gains by running the study.
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Nothing wrong with taking an educated guess; it's also how I got SIMI Valley at 60 Across.
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For one, that any of this will even work is still little more than an educated guess.
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Evidence suggests a chain of events that will yield to an educated guess of the near future.
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Which is an educated guess — based on the company acquiring 3D sensor company PrimeSense, back in 2013.
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They simply make an educated guess in the discussion section, pointing to a topic for future research.
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How it got there in the first place is merely an educated guess, albeit a humorous one.
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Below, our educated guess of the five hopefuls most likely to wind up as the Democratic nominee.
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And while no one knows for sure who's behind the attack, we can take an educated guess.
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But without more insight about the atmosphere of these planets, the researchers could only make an educated guess.
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Scientists still need information about a planet's composition, atmosphere and geology to make an educated guess at habitability.
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Because there are so many unknowns about Tiangong-1's trajectory, observers can only give an educated guess.
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" When pressed to make an educated guess, Hublin said Denisovans "probably looked like an early form of Neanderthals.
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When they're consistent, we can at least make an educated guess, or tell ourselves that we're doing so.
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My educated guess is that she is succumbing to the massive pushback directed at her by Clinton loyalists.
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So whether or not the next president even cares about sending humans to Mars is anyone's educated guess.
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The numbers are meant to be seen as an educated guess; a variety of variables may affect their outcome.
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Everyone's spent a lot of time parsing what this algorithm shift means, but here's an educated guess: Not much!
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We can't even make an educated guess what that would be worth, but it would presumably be many millions.
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But an educated guess would be that Lady Trieu's Millennium Clock will have something to do with the past.
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The position of an avatar's arms is just an educated guess based on the movement of their hands and head.
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Based on these lead levels, researchers can make an educated guess about the intensity of silver production in western Europe.
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"FAIR to middling" is a common enough phrase, and there are others at which you can take an educated guess.
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Despite the rhetoric from the media and politicians on both sides of the aisle, it's really just an educated guess.
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"Take an educated guess on where you want to be in three years, five years and 10 years," Coon said.
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You can scan the clues looking for something, anything that you definitely know, or you can take an educated guess.
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But it is still, even with that educated guess, we've found that it's fundamentally a very successful channel for us.
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Solve a few of the crossings for this one and make an educated guess based on the letter pattern. 30A.
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The second approach relied on Bayesian decision theory; it used 22 measurements to make an educated guess about the whole.
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YouTube TV's email didn't exactly say why the service is ditching the App Store, but we can make an educated guess.
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A Square spokesperson declined to comment on my educated guess that this is a Square Cash debit card in the photo.
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Beyond Facebook's comms connections, another educated guess at the Definers culprit points to Joel Kaplan, Facebook's deeply influential longtime chief lobbyist.
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Its educated guess is that GDP growth over the next five years will be 1.4 percentage points lower than previously expected.
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No one can be sure what will happen next, and the chart is more an educated guess than actual statistical analysis.
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My (educated) guess is that during his visit to the White House on Monday, Ruddy heard that Trump was considering firing Mueller.
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Yet another educated guess is that "a hundred thousand billion billion billion"—that is 100,000,503,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000—people could someday populate the visible universe.
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The second approach, which can also work, is to take an educated guess at entries that might not be what they seem.
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We had a hunch — we obviously made more than an educated guess — that our audience would be willing to pay for something.
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With health insurance, you're making an educated guess of how much health care you'll use, hoping that you'll need none of it.
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Its bizarre and often conflicting characteristics defied classification, forcing scientists to make an educated guess about its place on the dino family tree.
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These computer programs transcribe human speech and then respond to that input with an educated guess based on what they have observed before.
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That's the "educated guess" of Brent Ruby, who directs the University of Montana's Center for Work Physiology and Exercise Metabolism in Missoula, Montana.
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And without testing the Energy XL, we can't really say whether Blu's claims are true or not, but we have an educated guess.
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When you place a bet on an NBA game, you're making an educated guess based on things like data, public opinion and intuition.
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That is to say, they've made an educated guess as to what my various signs are based on the first impression I give.
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Even in ideal circumstances—doctor, player and team all placing health above winning games—the correct amount of time is an educated guess.
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Such a count is little more than an educated guess because of the cloak of secrecy the Pentagon has thrown over the subject.
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As is common in tracking down ancient customs,what counts as "garum" requires using the best available information to make an educated guess.
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To an extent, you have to make an educated guess on how someone in Gorsuch's position would come down in Second Amendment cases.
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My educated guess is "not yet," because, between all those golf outings and trips to Mar-A-Lago, he's a busy guy these days.
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The last round valued SimilarWeb at $400 million, so my educated guess is that this round has a post-money valuation approaching $800 million.
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Take an educated guess at a partially filled-in answer, then erase it or write over it if you turn out to be wrong.
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Counterfactual history is always tricky, as saying what might have happened if history had taken a different course is at best an educated guess.
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And my educated guess says that Trump's loyal supporters will cheer him, the left will attack him, and the persuadable middle will be unmoved.
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That is, if we make an educated guess that the cause is too much cerebral fluid pressing against my skull, or Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension.
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Call it a hunch, call it an educated guess, or call it bald-faced punditry in a year when we've had too much of it.
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LeAnn Rimes locked up "Wife of the Year" -- just an educated guess -- by sucking face with a smoking hot girlfriend in front of Eddie Cibrian.
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Here's an educated guess as to what went wrong: Bungie wanted to give players choices in the way players earn loot and play the game.
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This estimate was basically an educated guess — and it was based on data that was already a few years old when ICE wrote the report.
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Of course, a list price is also, at best, an educated guess — homes often sell for far more or less than what a seller asks.
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P. Latin reading" could conceivably be anything, but I already had AE- and was able to make an educated guess that the answer was "AENEID.
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The program takes a very educated guess, but it&aposs not 22% accurate, so the artists can go in and fine-tune it by hand.
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But the word ADIEU has sort of been adopted into English and I had the -EU at the end, so I made an educated guess.
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With health insurance, you&aposre making an educated guess of how much health care you&aposll use, hoping that you&aposll need none of it.
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It's unfortunate with any death, and politically in the presidential cycle we're in, my educated guess is nothing will happen before the next president is elected.
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The software's fully automated, so all the user has to do is provide the grayscale image, which it will then take an educated guess at coloring.
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My educated guess is that the North Koreans – sensing the Trump administration will not give them any concessions upfront – may now be balking at a summit.
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"My educated guess is a late-2019 or during the course of next year," the Norwegian investment firm's chief executive Oeyvind Eriksen told Reuters on Thursday.
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Okay, I'm taking an educated guess on that last one, but I'm pretty sure Bloodline is going to be light on the whole unicorn imagery thing.
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If I had to make an educated guess as to who came up with the plan it would be one of them or the two together.
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You can take an educated guess that if your credit score is 700 and above, you'll probably get the lowest of the range for that card.
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The reality is that we have only an educated guess for what is in store for today's graduates when it comes time for them to retire.
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But if you want to make a successful educated guess about a team's future, remember this rule: Good teams get worse, and bad teams get better.
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And if we dig into Pokémon GO subreddit The Silph Road, we can start to make an educated guess as to which ones are first in line.
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Since we know nothing of Proxima b's volcanic activity or magnetic field strength, we can't even make an educated guess about its prospects of having an atmosphere.
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They generally fall into two categories — you're either using login information (the "deterministic" approach) or you're making an educated guess based on user behavior (the "probabilistic" approach).
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You'll find extra toeholds sprinkled throughout the grid so that you can fill in enough to enable you to take that educated guess at solving the theme.
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That educated guess is going to be right on the money for some people but significantly off target for others because, well, we are all very different.
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"My educated guess is a late 2019 or during the course of next year," Aker Chief Executive Oeyvind Eriksen told Reuters when asked about the IPO plans.
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Obviously, we have no way of knowing if Hulseman toasted the occasion, but we can make an educated guess as to what kind of cup he used.
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More from Tonic: The shocking numbers are more educated guess than documented fact, since thousands of overdose deaths are classified as "undetermined" rather than intentional or accidental.
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Here's my educated guess: Trump is very frustrated by his inability to know what Mueller knows or have any sense of when Mueller might wrap things up.
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GFW has a comprehensive size guide on their site, but you'll be best off measuring yourself and making an educated guess rather than acting on instinct here.
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Matthew first asks me to flex my abs as hard as I could so that he could take an educated guess as where they might be located.
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If we had to take an educated guess, we'd say a middle-aged man from Letchworth with a receding hairline and a chronic case of erectile dysfunction.
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Unlike other subscriptions that basically make an educated guess on what you'd like to see, Every Man Jack gives you the opportunity to curate your own box.
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So if you want to get at something deep inside, you either have to peel off a few layers or make an educated guess based on other imagery.
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The full software should be rolling out to general public sometime this spring, and an educated guess would point to a launch sometime around Apple's March 15 event.
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Though the full cast bios have yet to be posted, we're ready to make an educated guess about who runs off with a Neil Lane engagement ring: Lauren.
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Given all that, here's our best (educated) guess on what Apple will unveil at its "There's More in the Making" event: Apple is planning for new iPad Pros.
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Interestingly, Hussle's camp hasn't even released any official plans about how it will celebrate his bday ... but cops are making an educated guess it will revolve around Marathon.
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They were given "___ Start" as part of the clue and needed to fill in the blank, but no one chimed in with so much as an educated guess.
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It was a remarkable performance that went over like a lead balloon on television as well as -- and I am taking an educated guess here -- in the room.
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All the researchers needed was a name, a phone number and an educated guess about a user's Gmail account, as you can see in the demo video below.
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And most Americans — we'll generously call it 28500 of 6900 on an educated guess — outside the political/media bubble could identify them by name if presented a photo.
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That's based on years of Street View data so that your phone can actually make an educated guess as to your location and where you need to go.
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But I am a person who exists and buys things, so I can make an educated guess as to one possibility: I trust Amazon like I trust gravity.
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It never really seemed like Veep was critiquing any particular political situation; the show hardly even said what party Selina belongs to, though viewers could make an educated guess.
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On Valentine's Day of 2015, Michele Ferrero died at his residence in Monte Carlo, surrounded by (and this is just an educated guess) lots of marble statues and silk.
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For now, I'll have to take an educated guess: Prime membership growth is decelerating quicker than it did from 2014 to 2015 and Amazon doesn't want to reveal that.
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This one is sort of an educated guess because every scene in which the behemoth appears is quite dark, but the twin cannons and headlights are a dead giveaway.
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The government has withheld the price tag on Trump's trips to Florida, and until a government accountability group gets a better idea, all we've got is an educated guess.
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After investigating the pattern of the Lichtenberg figure, researchers were able to make an educated guess as to what happened, which they published in The Journal of Wildlife Diseases.
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" I did, however, take an educated guess: Since "odi" means "I hate," it was reasonable to think that the other side of this would be AMO, or "I love.
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Well, there's one side where you never really know what the impact can be sometimes, but you can have a pretty good educated guess the more experienced you get.
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You can teach RescueTime which apps and sites are actually helping you be productive and which are just wasting your time (or let the service have an educated guess instead).
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CNN said its reporters were not tipped off, they merely made an educated guess because the special counsel's grand jury does not typically meet on Thursdays, but did this week.
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As for the stray 'k' in Attickus -- our educated guess is it's a mashup with Crispus Attucks ... a black man widely held to be first casualty of the American revolution.
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With all those cuddly competitors, it's hard to say who will go home with the coveted Best in Show ribbon, but there is nothing wrong with risking an educated guess.
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Of course, we can't predict the future, but based on the campaign we watched for months and his first 100 days in office, it's easy to make an educated guess.
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"Only very few people are doing this (Ethereum and Solidity) full time, and this robber is a full time coder in Solidity full-time," Tual said, making an educated guess.
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For example, neural networks that have been fed pictures of dogs and other animals that are properly labeled can make an educated guess about whether a new picture contains a dog.
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My educated guess is because, for Trump's supporters, it's less about the President's actual background -- which is elite in every sense of the word -- and more about who he is now.
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Speaking of brands, and identities, and things you agree with or don't agree with, my educated guess is your politics are very different than the politics you see on Fox News?
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While Chung hasn't designed her own line of shoes (yet), our educated guess (based on the empirical data of much style stalking) is that the retro-inspired style would factor in greatly.
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This felt fairly gentle for a Thursday, but perhaps that was to help solvers wrap their heads around the theme entries and get enough letters in them to make an educated guess.
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My educated guess is that Trump learned about the Page FISA warrant at that time and simply misunderstood what the FBI was doing -- and the process by which it had obtained the warrant.
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Alex Wilhelm dug into public numbers on Extra Crunch to make an educated guess about its pricing prospects: Let's presume that Asana crossed the $73 million ARR mark as 2018 came to a close.
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But investors didn't need to be surprised — they could have made an educated guess the deal was coming since this past weekend, when a corporate jet tracker spotted an Occidental plane landing in Omaha.
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Without a manifesto or even a note to answer questions, the totality of the information that has been gathered leaves us to only make an educated guess as to the motives of Stephen Paddock.
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From people in penis and vagina costumes selling a phone, potato powered computers, a salesman selling piss, and someone that mistakenly thought it was a "Scions" fair, The Educated Guess was pure comedy magic. .
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Salesforce&aposs experience running the analysis illustrates the importance of examining what makes a successful employee at your organization, as opposed to just taking an educated guess as to who&aposs the best fit.
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States think they know what they can get away with, but, in truth, each side can at best make an educated guess at where their adversary will draw the line, and respond with force.
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One advantage of this approach is that some states are polled infrequently, so projecting older polls forward can provide an educated guess about what the state would look like if it were polled today.
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Again, we're not totally certain where this team is working; this is just an educated guess, which highlights things that both Apple and SVDS were already doing, and could be doing more, now in collaboration.
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A parent in detention may not know her child's number, but she will know her own, and if she knows her own, she can make an educated guess about what her child's number will be.
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If a parent doesn't know their child's alien number, Lopez's team haso make an educated guess, based on the fact that alien numbers are given sequentially and immigration officials likely processed the family members together.
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We don't know for sure how difficult the new play will be, but we can make an educated guess because it is comparable to going for a first down on third- or fourth-and-25.
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Even if an exact match is not possible for a particular piece of DNA (not all species are in the database), the system can make an educated guess about the genus or family it came from.
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If you already know a person's age, sex, education level, income, race, and self-reported ideology (liberal to conservative), you can make an educated guess about which candidate he or she is most likely to support.
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There are more than a few pieces online about how to make an educated guess about your beloved's intentions, but for serious answers, it's best to ask a doctor for some suggestions and access to equipment.
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As calls come in, they're matched against a database of numbers, and you see an educated guess about how likely they are to be spam (you can also just auto-block suspicious numbers if you want).
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Even though government regulators may intend for their rules to serve the public interest, sometimes they can only make an educated guess of how to regulate, because they have no competing standard-setters to learn from.
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But before anything at all was known about him, anyone who has studied or covered extremism and these kinds of attacks could have given you an educated guess about what kind of person he was: Male.
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They won't be able to provide an exact figure, but they plan to match people by age, sex, health and lifestyle to come up with an educated guess of how many years you have left to live.
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On the last 25 occasions when he has made an educated guess as to where a suspect boat would be for a photo 12 hours later, SkyTruth's most senior analyst, Bjorn Bergman, was right half the time.
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But a more educated guess at what the anonymous street artist enjoys nibbling on is a "Walled Off Salad": the signature dish served all day at the ground floor café of his Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem.
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That's because, the startup claims, a human can't possibly calculate the most efficient way to cut out a block of metal for each bespoke part being manufactured, even though it is currently extremely well-educated guess-work.
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The United States has released none of its evidence, so it is unclear if the conclusion was based on an educated guess about Kremlin operations, an "implant" in Russian networks, or a human spy or communications intercept.
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Leigh Ann Curl, a team doctor for the Baltimore Ravens and president of the N.F.L. Physicians Society, said that although certain injuries were more easily discernible from afar, any such diagnosis was at best an educated guess.
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I worked alongside Bloomberg when he was mayor of New York for nearly a decade and I can offer a pretty educated guess about how he is likely thinking about the possibility of bankrolling the Sanders campaign.
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Any advisor worth his or her salt — including the leading wealth managers that made the CNBC FA 100 list for 2019 — can make an educated guess or two about where the financial advice industry might be headed.
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With the seasonal vaccines we receive now, each shot can only protect against three or four strains of the flu -- meaning scientists have to make an educated guess about which strains to put in it every year.
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People ask me how they are supposed to know things like where famous artwork lives, but even if you don't know that "The Scream" hangs in OSLO, you can take an educated guess and learn something to boot.
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Colors look different depending on the lighting conditions when the photo was taken, so artists rely on shadows and the location of light to make an educated guess about the time of day in a black-and-white photo.
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MUNCHIES: Do you know for certain that Zardulu is the person behind the Pizza Rat, or are you simply making an educated guess based on the knowledge of Zardulu's work and that she with trained rats on various projects?
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While this sounds more like an educated guess than a sourced report — Apple tends to cut the prices of its laptops approximately a year after launching them — Kuo does have a solid track record when predicting all things Apple.
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If we're facing a stack of grid spanners, we don't have to look at those; we can focus on filling in as many of the crossings as possible, until we can take an educated guess at those long entries.
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An educated guess might assume they'd feel and work like some of the products she loves, including the Rose Hips Nourishing Oil, Calendula Herbal Extract Alcohol Free Toner, and Ultra Facial Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 30, all from the latter brand.
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Doing so is a science (and art) called epigraphy, and it involves both intuitive understanding of these texts and others to add context; one can make an educated guess at what was once written based on what has survived elsewhere.
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"My strong, educated guess is that younger people are getting infected, but they get the relatively milder disease," said Dr. Malik Peiris, chief of virology at the University of Hong Kong, who has developed a diagnostic test for the new coronavirus.
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Just don't expect them to come in time for the holidays — if you were planning on getting them as a gift for someone else, you're better off grabbing them directly from Apple (though we could be wrong, just an educated guess).
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The researchers also traced the IP addresses of the remote administration tools the scammers used, which provided an educated guess at where they were based: 85 percent were in India, a logical location given its relatively low wages and English-speaking population.
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The company is not disclosing its valuation but we understand from a source close to the company that it's "several hundred million", which could be anything between $300 million and $500 million; my educated guess for this round is around $400 million.
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The social media giant has so far declined to note just which candidate the ads appeared to favor, but, with the CIA having determined with "high confidence" that the Russian government worked to help Donald Trump, we can make an educated guess.
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The FAA's analysis of the comments and repsonses to them give us a nice window into the FAA's thinking, which allows us to make an educated guess about how its new rules might fit in with the way it has previously policed drones.
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Of course, even the two months estimate is more of an educated guess; even assuming a perfect launch, there are a lot of variables that could still impact things, from solar radiation to balloon inflation direction to unforeseen drag to communication issues.
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That said: if you've ventured into a lot of terra incognito in the past, and you've heard legends and tales of this new territory, and how similar it is to your past ventures, you can at least offer up an educated guess.
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People can easily put together different pieces of information on the fly to make an educated guess about something like a dog's breed, but machines have to be taught using a combination of correct images, expert data about breeds, and machine intelligence.
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Joe BishDirector of Issue Advocacy, Population Media Center (PMC)Just arriving at an educated guess at ideal human population oversimplifies the puzzle: because while population size sets the scale of human impact, it is not the sole determinant of the human relationship with Earth.
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So you can hazard a pretty educated guess as to which tech giants Graphcore might be working closely with during the development phase of its AI processing system (albeit Toon is quick to emphasize that angels such as Hassabis are investing in a personal capacity).
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The Educated Guess Science Fair at Brooklyn's Littlefield was a phantasmagoria of sights, sounds, and tri-folds from wall-to wall, and if you missed it, you better be crying in a piss-filled alleyway somewhere, because that's the only thing you deserve right now.
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Basically, it works as depicted in my amazing artist rendering below: In addition to these background upgrades, Uber has also enabled predictive matching for POOL, which basically looks at historical data and makes an educated guess about future requests from riders along a given route.
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And now that I have that -DLE in the central Across entry, I can take an educated guess at it, which is a lot of real estate to conquer: At 36A, "Find common ground" has to be MEET IN THE MIDDLE, don't you think?
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But here's an educated guess: Several days before my story ran, my colleague Caitlin Dickerson discovered that the Trump administration had taken more than 700 children from adults claiming to be their parents since October, including more than 100 children under the age of 4.
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It's only Week 6, after all, and you may be thinking about the fact that, excluding the possibility of ties, there are 766 sexdecillion different ways the season could end, a number much larger than an educated guess for the number of stars in the universe.
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If I were to take an educated guess, I'd say the show either wraps up the book's story in the first season, and branches beyond it going forward, or it pulls a latter-years Game of Thrones and saves a good half of the book for season two and beyond.
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Hursti said vulnerabilities in GPS technology would be the logical place to start any investigation into the U.S. Navy mishaps that have plagued the Pacific fleet this year, but pointed out that there was not enough information about the systems used to make an educated guess at what may have happened.
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So it's no surprise race is a prime area for implicit bias, and if you live in America, you can probably make an educated guess about some of the ways it tends to play out: among other things, there's a widespread preference for light-skinned over dark-skinned and white over black.
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One that simply measures how long you're horizontal to approximate how well you slept, and another, sleep stage tracking, which uses the wide variety of sensors in modern wearables to make an educated guess not only on how long you slept but how much of that sleep was the coveted REM kind.
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I dropped in LEONI for 34 Across's "'Madam Secretary' star," O'HARA for "'Sir, you are no gentleman' speaker," RYAN for "Name on 2012 campaign posters," ANISE for "Flavoring for springerle biscuits and cookies" (that was an EDUCATED guess; I already had the A), HOGWARTS for "Where Arithmancy is an elective" and more.
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It's an educated guess that these new suppliers will be with commodity products that need differentiation to stabilize prices, retain customers, respond to competitive pressures, and foster growth such as suppliers marketing human resources, payroll, applicant tracking, background screening, and onboarding systems, as well as suppliers offering core products that can benefit from or enhance new applications.
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The metadata — who, or what (as in a business), you're talking to, and even where you are or what time the conversation is taking place as it comes together with other pieces of information — provides more than enough information to make a very educated guess about what you're interested in, to the point that knowing specifically what you are saying adds almost nothing.
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I can't know exactly what they think or feel — one of the things that does make animal activism so different from other social justice causes is that those being oppressed are not able to fight for themselves — but I can make an educated guess, trust my instincts, and do my best to ensure that my own actions do not contribute to their suffering.
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Using what information the White House did provide as well as existing immigration data, Boundless Immigration, a venture-backed company that helps people navigate the US immigration system, took an educated guess as to how the proposal would shift green card issuance: While at first this may seem good for tech — an industry experiencing cutthroat competition for the limited number of US tech workers — it's completely unrealistic.
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