predicative

Something being a good a good predicative indicator does not mean it is an effective intervention.

In my experience, the patterns are not illusions, they are very much real, but they don't have predicative power.

It seems you're right though, it's a 'predicative' adjective, as in 'he is sat over there' or 'he is awake'.

It's clearly failing to be predicative of anything the top universities should be looking for.

Except they've been wrong almost universally in their career from a predicative POV (which is a bad way to judge sci-fi, btw.

It has been demonstrated over and over again, is observable, and has predicative powers.

A good primer on these can be found in his book Predicative Arithmetic.

Subsequent versions of Martin-Löf type theory have been predicative, but other dependent type theories (such as the calculus of constructions) stuck with (more benign forms of) impredicativity.

That doesnt say anything about accuracy or predicative power.

The only predicative value-proof algorithm we have is PoW, which works on opex.

Opex specifically because we don't have a predicative algorithm for proving capex.

As a broad rule, when a compound adjective appears after the noun it modifies, that is, in the predicative position, it will not be hyphenated.

What's probably tripping you up is that "rest" is usually a noun that takes predicative adjective rather than an attributive adjective.

He develops his own "predicative" arithmetic, to which Goedel's theorem does not apply.

"av skade blir man klok, men sjelden rik" is one variant; there's also the predicative form "klok av skade".

"a 130 foot yacht." As a predicative adjective, "feet" is correct, e.g.

Predicative text keyboards tracking eyeballs is something that already exists.