Sentence examples for forecast era from inspiring English sources

To obtain an independent diagnostic, forecasts produced from COV-OBS-type field models constructed from datasets without data from the forecast era would be required.

They have forecast a dire era of photographable faces and forgettable voices mixed with outbreaks of crossover kitsch.

But over the next five years, analysts forecast a golden era for generic drugs, as patents begin to expire on brand-name medications with more than $60 billion in combined annual sales.

New Age pop recordings (the Buddha Experience, Harold Budd) spill out words forecasting a new era.

This study has opened a dialogue window for the changes forecasted in the era of 3DP.

In an era where forecasts drive entire supply chains forecasting is seen as an increasingly critical organizational capability.

And the pension gap will widen if, as I forecast, we enter an era of mild deflation, low interest rates and depressed equity returns.

You can't blame Kenny for using Sandy to thrust weather forecasting in the digital era right in our faces.

As for forecasts of a new era in cooperation between management and workers, ask a passenger marooned at O'Hare Airport by canceled flights.

It is clear from the model simulation results that forecasting events in an era of rapid changes is fraught with difficulties and standard extrapolation methods are not likely to perform well in such situations.

Jens Weidmann, whose institution's own fierce independence from political influence was the model for the European Central Bank when it was founded, said Stephen King, the chief economist at HSBC, was "perhaps right" in forecasting an end to the era of central bank independence.