Sentence examples for discrepancy between the forecast from inspiring English sources

Comparison of HYSPLIT hindcasts of the ash deposition from the 8 August 2012 Te Maari eruption from Mt Tongariro showed that HYSPLIT would have accurately forecast the narrow ash plume observed about 12 km downwind of the vent, but there was apparently a discrepancy between the forecast and actual wind direction further downwind, that significantly altered where ash was deposited.

It is shown that it is possible to reduce the discrepancy between the model forecast and the true situation by data assimilation.

The discrepancy between the Greek government forecast and the OECD forecast could have a big impact if businesses believed the OECD forecast rather than the government forecast.

Thomson says that for its ibes database of earnings estimates for the well-followed S&P 500 since 1994, the discrepancy between consensus forecasts and actual results came to only 3.2%, which I think is low.

The matrix P a n H n T R n - 1, often called the Kalman gain matrix, describes how to apportion the discrepancies between the actual and predicted observations to yield the increment between the forecast ("background") state, u ¯ b n, and its update ("analysis"), u ¯ a n.

end{aligned}The discrepancy between the actual number and the predicted number of TCs indicated that the forecast (in what?) is slightly lower than reality (see Fig. 7; Table 3).

It highlights the discrepancy between the sexes in Japanese society.

The discrepancy between the stream count and her earnings surprised her.

A Morgan Stanley spokesman could not explain the discrepancy between the two messages.

"I am puzzled by an apparent size discrepancy between the [two toe bones]," Fisher said.

The biggest story being the wage discrepancy between the US national teams.