Construction in New Jersey should continue to boom during the next two years, according to an annual projection by the Alliance for Action released last week.
Given an initial vector x(1), annual dynamics were described by x(25)=Ax4⋯B1x(1)=Ax(1), where A was the annual projection matrix.
DiNapoli reviews tax collections each year and bases his annual projection of Wall Street bonuses on income and other taxes paid in New York City.
Such matters do not concern us - we just take our money and leave, no questions (not even juicy ones about annual projections) asked.
In another email, an official who helps prepare the E.I.A.'s major annual projections voices concern about the "gold rush" and "euphoria" he saw surrounding shale gas.
Federal and state water officials have negotiated plans for a shortage declaration triggering delivery cuts to Nevada and Arizona if annual projections for the Lake Mead water level drop below a 1,075 foot elevation.
In a way, the review team's conclusion, announced on Tuesday, seemed inevitable in a city that has wrestled with more than $14 billion in long-term liabilities, nearly annual projections of imminent cash shortfalls and a population — and accompanying tax base — that has plunged to 713,000 residents from 1.8 million decades ago.
Gartner has just released its annual projections on worldwide IT spend over the next two years, covering sales in hardware, software, enterprise and telecoms.
For example, the US Energy Information Administration EIAA) presents long-term annual projections of energy supply, demand, and prices through 2040 based on results from EIA's national energy modeling system (2015).
The annual projections, though necessarily uncertain, provide an important overview of emerging issues in the nation's large and complex healthcare system.
Fast food chain Wendy's raised its annual projections after reporting strong first-quarter results, but it cautioned that a key sales measurement won't meet its expectations in the second quarter.
