So, in an attempt to get a definitive meteorological forecast, I've hunted down the world's top weather bods.
Not definitive, just definite.
She co-authored World Futures: The Great Debate (1977), which remains the definitive text on methods of forecasting.
While economic forecasts are not definitive, in that they are predictions, Macroeconomic Advisers, a St. Louis-based firm that the Federal Reserve often uses, has projected that the Obama jobs plan could increase economic growth by 1.25 percentage points and add 1.3 million jobs in 2012.
The keenest of the early adapters are forecasting a return of that definitive late 1980's icon, Le Sportsac, seen recently on the shelves of Colette, the "concept" store on Rue St.-Honoré.
But a definitive analysis by the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce forecasts that in the decade ahead a mere 5 percent of entry-level workers will need to be proficient in algebra or above.
It is shown here as illustrative and not definitive of how probability statements might be interpreted by the general public receiving a probabilistic forecast (Table 1).
Given the forecasts and the industry trends, it is safe to give MIPS a definitive edge in the battle for Windows CE chip domination.
The 70th anniversary of the landings in Normandy is the time to tell it and The Forecast for D-day and the Weatherman behind Ike's Greatest Gamble (Lyons Press) is the definitive story.
Since virtually no one or, at least, no one in the world of political forecasting and punditry had predicted Brat's victory, it would be presumptuous, at this stage, to say anything definitive about its causes or its consequences.
