Sentence examples for extent forecast from inspiring English sources

Discovery of feedback between sea ice and ocean improves Arctic ice extent forecast.

But that has not happened to the extent forecast, and some politicians, including two cabinet ministers in Italy, have blamed the euro for the current problems.

Such long-term contracts were widely bought and sold during the Internet boom, as network operators like Qwest, Global Crossing and other communications upstarts tried to build, buy or borrow network capacity in anticipation of demand for data traffic -- demand that seldom materialized to the extent forecast.

Across all sea-level-rise scenarios, the extent of inundation predicted under the passive modeling approach covers less area than the flooding extent forecasted by the wave-driven water level approach, as shown in Fig. 4 for Spit Island.

The mixed model, to some extent, forecasts the daily price changes of agricultural commodities.

Can art still be a harbinger of technological progress, even to the extent of forecasting its demise, along with the capitalist system of which it is a part?

We illustrate these results using the CLUE-S (Conversion of Land Use and its Effects at Small regional extent) system to forecast land use change for the Deep Creek watershed in the northern Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, Canada.

whose stock as a political wizard rose to great heights in 1948 when he accurately forecast the extent of Pres.

These impacts can be estimated using detailed models of the US energy system and economy that translate CO2 prices into effects on market prices across the economy and then forecast the extent to which producers and consumers will shift to less carbon‐intensive actions due to the price changes.

Russell offers no prediction, reminding us that the Dow Theory does not forecast the extent or duration of any market move.

The capital city of St. John's experienced heavy rain, though not to the extent that had been forecast, as the storm moved through the peninsula faster than predicted.