For example, in the forecasting example described earlier, the large number of customized spreadsheets rendered the "official" forecast less and less useful.
That is, in the present figures, the reference period goes back to 1946, for example, in the case of the forecast for 1989.
The economic case for greater energy efficiency is the predominant requirement; less energy used leads to cost savings, increases business competiveness and protects against rising energy prices, which, for example, in the UK, are forecasted to rise by up to 104%% by 2030 [8].
Another example, in this correspondent's experience, is the due date for a baby.In finance, the classic example is the forecast of a stockmarket's level at the end of the year.
An example of the forecast result is given in Fig. 5, which intuitively is satisfactory.
For a forecast issued in January, for example, the forecast displayed here is valid for the February-March-April season.
Here in Chicago, for example, the forecast over the next week or so veers from 32 degrees and snow today to a weekend in the 50s.
For example, the forecast published in November, showed the committee expected growth of 2.5 percent to 2.9 percent in 2012.
For example, in the case of hurricane forecasts, visualization scientists are tasked with providing policymakers with visual displays that will inform their decision on when to call for mandatory evacuations and how to allocate emergency management resources.
First, DRCA and ARCA schemes both have their forecast algorithms capable of forecasting traffic quantity sent by the MS next time according to current traffic quantity sent by the MS. If the MS always sends BRs in a transmission more than in the previous transmission, for example, the forecast algorithm will allocate more ranging codes to BRs accordingly.
