Sentence examples for considering the forecasts from inspiring English sources

They provide the optimal hourly set point temperatures for heating and cooling operations, with a day-ahead planning horizon, by considering the forecasts of weather conditions and building use.

Considering the forecasts predict an overall loss for the first year of business, EBA will follow avenues for obtaining a small business loan, preferably one guaranteed by the Small Business Association.

However, considering the forecast for rapid growth, its use of potentially toxic substances and manufacturing processes presenting health and safety problems may jeopardize its benefits.

The results indicate that considering the forecasting uncertainty, 5-day sliding time window method can obtain 90% of the theoretically possible cost savings that can be derived based on perfect forecasts.

Considering the forecast is calling for rain, this may prove to be a very profitable day for the company aiming to disrupt car services.

A fuzzy based hybrid PSO approach for solving OPF problem considering the forecasting uncertainties of wind speed and load demand in power systems was proposed in [37].

Now, we are considering the forecasting error for two models say A and B with the forecast errors (widehat{varvec{varepsilon }}_{A,d}) and (widehat{varvec{varepsilon }}_{B,d}) of day d.

However, about 30% of Brazilian sugar factories are autonomous distilleriesi (most of them were built recently), considering the forecasting of sugar price in the international market and other disadvantages such as less nimbleness of industrial process to face the failures and the oscillation of price at the sugar international market.

But considering the forecast, and realizing that it would take forever to walk the rest of this route, I decided to keep my trusty iron steed.

Farmers consider the forecasts in deciding what crops to plant or whether to take bank loans to buy more seed and equipment for the year.

If that sounds like a long time, consider the forecast for the total solar eclipse of July 16, 2186: seven minutes and twenty-nine seconds.