Sentence examples for error in forecasting from inspiring English sources

The Dec. 26th error in forecasting is the most spectacular ever made by an American weather bureau, Mr. Osmun thinks.

The Treasury built those higher revenues into its forecasts, but they have turned out to be a blip, which leaves a hole in Mr Brown's sums.Any chancellor can miscalculate tax revenues: the margin of error in forecasting public borrowing a year ahead is £10 billion.

A major source of error in forecasting where airborne volcanic ash will travel and land is the wind pattern above and around the volcano.

The value ( {e}_{t-k}={z}_{t-k}-{widehat{z}}_{t-k} ) is the error in forecasting which was prepared at period t-k.

The National Hurricane Center's tracking cone is based on a 250-mile range of error in forecasts of the direction of hurricanes over the last five years.

The top five issues raised by suppliers were delays in payments, changes in contract terms, unjustified charges for consumer complaints about a product, demands for contributions to marketing costs, and a lack of compensation when a retailer made errors in forecasting the amount of product they required.

Due to errors in forecasting wind and photovoltaic energy, the control reserve needed to balance the electricity system will correspondingly increase if control reserves will be sized statically for several months or one year as it is done in most countries today [1], [2], [3].

This might avoid the pitfalls leading to errors in forecasting mortality and morbidity risk.

However, as production is not based on actual demand, the MTS solution is not robust against fluctuations in demand and errors in forecasting can result in shortages (if there is insufficient residual stock) or overproduction.

It said: "Decadal climate prediction is immature, and uncertainties in future forcings, model responses to forcings, or initialisation shocks could easily cause large errors in forecasts".

We show that both donor-arrival (current and proposed) policies could decrease shortages and wastages of blood, while only the proposed policy allows a longer lead-time for arrivals and planning operations, and could significantly increase the blood center's resilience to errors made in forecasting.