Sentence examples for conducting forecast from inspiring English sources
This study examines the application of composite soft material microstructure in the technical development of multi-axis dynamic transfer, conducting forecast research aimed at the complementary microstructure.
Fig. 2. Flow diagram for conducting forecasting simulations of the crustal deformation of Japanese islands and earthquake generations.
With no operations to distract them, the Brumleys and their dozen employees worked six days a week for four months, studying Cedar Creek's production documents, conducting forecasts and mapping decline curves for all 450 wells.
Information derived from a historical analysis of land-use change can be used to conduct forecasting studies.
This paper investigates the impact of how forecasting is conducted on forecast accuracy and operational performances (i.e. cost and delivery performances).
Fortunately, the region's water supply utilities are committed to conducting regular forecasts of future demands and resources, and working together to make any necessary changes to avoid future water supply crises.
This approach was conducted to forecast the distribution patterns of some soil biological indices in Mirabad area, North West of Iran.
These models have the advantage of not requiring an explicit description of system specific properties (e.g., wind power curves, PV modules' tilt, power line losses, customer behaviour) to conduct their forecast, as this information is implicitly contained in the measured data.
Three such experiments are conducted with forecast model parameters chosen randomly and uniformly from the intervals in Table 3 for the logistic Swanson model, Eq. (2).
How can one compare forecasting ability?The only reliable method is to conduct a forecasting tournamentThe only reliable method is to conduct a forecasting tournament in which independent judges ask all participants to make the same forecasts in the same timeframes.
Table 5 summarizes the most important indicators for conducting a proper forecast.
