Sentence examples for a long-range forecasting from inspiring English sources

The "Every Earthquake a Precursor According to Scale" (EEPAS) model is a long-range forecasting method that had previously been applied to a number of regions, including Japan.

The Every Earthquake a Precursor According to Scale (EEPAS) model is a long-range forecasting method which has been previously applied to a number of regions, including Japan.

The league isn't likely to flip a night and a day game if a long-range forecast calls for extraordinary winter weather, unless rogue icebergs were surging down Lake Michigan.

(Although, let's give the man his due, the lyric "all those things you saw in your pajamas / are a long-range forecast for your farmers" is one of the best lines ever written in a musical).

4. Connected Vehicle Technology: Constraints and Disputable Areas of Responsibility Source: blackberries.ru Despite all glowing prospects for connected cars, the challenges lying ahead are way too many for any long-range forecasting.

As for the outlook: "It would be the counsel of fools to make a long range forecast.

Manhattan The Rev. Walter B. Tennyson: In the early part of this century, before the Weather Channel and before long-range forecasting, a hurricane hit the northeastern United States, to many people's surprise.

Mr. Baran left RAND in 1968 to co-found the Institute for the Future, a nonprofit research group specializing in long-range forecasting.

Telephone engineering makes a particularly good example of this because of the importance of long-range forecasting for the telephone plant.

"The grass was all green, the climatologists were saying summer would bring average rainfalls, and a lot of wishful thinking set in". Keith Arnesen, a professor of meteorology at Rutgers University and the assistant state climatologist, said that long-range forecasting was "not very good".

But weather experts say that long-range forecasting is always iffy and that fall is particularly unpredictable.