Sentence examples for better forecast of from inspiring English sources
If a better forecast of extreme levels is possible, and if this forecast is accepted by regulating bodies, it can actually provide significant economic value.
The conclusion is that remotely sensed surface water extent holds potential for improving rainfall-runoff streamflow simulations, potentially leading to a better forecast of the peak flow.
The results suggest that 2M representations of ice hydrometeors in Morrison MP scheme help the WRF model to reproduce a better forecast of MCS but does not seem to produce the realistic ice properties.
This approach, in turn, would provide the software tester with a model that reduces the number of test cases, predicts test case outcomes, reduces cost, and allows better forecast of release readiness.
Figures 1 and 2 suggests that the 2M representation of warm rain (WDM6) helps the model reproduce a better forecast of the MCS in terms of the cloud coverage and components, compared with the forecast from the experiment with a 1M scheme (WSM6).
He says competitive grants for academics prioritise projects that answer questions of global significance, which would leave projects like the CSIRO's Australian Community Climate and Earth System Simulator, which provides better forecasting of fire, cyclones and floods across Australia.
The discovery, announced in Paris on Tuesday at a meeting of astrophysicists, could lead to better forecasts of solar storms and other types of potentially destructive space weather.
Dr Lee said: "We want to try to understand how the pollutants are formed so we can produce better forecasts of when air quality will be poor.
However, better forecasting of wind speed and the load demand is still desirable for operational security of highly wind power integrated power system.
Better forecasting of wind speed and the load demand is desirable in a power system of large-scale wind power integration.
Longer-term thinking may be necessary here to match the process to the demand, and certainly better forecasting of demand is needed.
