Sentence examples for both the forecasts and from inspiring English sources

"I built Perfect Weather in 2013 because there were no apps at the time that showed a glanceable view of both the forecasts and weather maps," Barnard continues.

Authors' response: It is perfectly reasonable to use the same model to generate both the forecasts and the synthetic observations, particularly when testing a data assimilation system.

Both the forecast and the "now-cast" are therefore likely to be more unstable than usual over the next week or two, and they should be interpreted with plenty of caution.

The skill of a forecast can be assessed by comparing the relative proximity of both the forecast and a benchmark to the observations.

It is therefore an established practice to subtract the climate average from both the forecast and the verification and to assess the forecast and observed anomalies according to the ACC.

"In 2017 there are now a few weather apps that do show both the forecast and weather maps in the same view, but none of them do it well," he adds.

First, as you can probably tell from both these forecasts and the events of the last decade, there is a huge margin of error when it comes to predicting economic trends for the next week, let alone the next four years.

GNSS-RO has been shown to significantly reduce both the forecast errors in the ECMWF system and NWP model biases.

Unlike existing ones, this framework includes both a day-ahead and a balancing market so as to capture the impact of both production forecasts and the associated prediction errors.

Just by coincidence, the third party to the lucky Jack 2 strike, Chevron happens to be selling at a price that puts it at the most unattractive disadvantage of all the big oils to both its forecasts and its history.

Though there is a distinction between the terms 'projection' and 'forecast', and our Base scenario may be considered as a forecast, we will use the term 'projection' for both forecasts and projections, for the sake of simplicity.