Sentence examples for forecast number from inspiring English sources

Gray and Klotzbach's forecast number of major hurricanes is plotted against the observed total.

Gray and Klotzbach's forecast number of hurricanes is plotted against the observed total.

Costing nearly £1 billion, this project lacked such cultural vision that it only attracted half the forecast number of visitors.

Forecast number two has to do with employment discrimination.

The number of professionals in 2012 is then subtracted from the forecast number.

Daring forecast number one: Genetic test data will be broadly available to the insurance industry, and will affect premium rates.

A public-private partnership will receive $20 billion of government money, but doubts remain over the total cost and the forecast numbers of passengers.Fidel Castro gave a televised interview, the former Cuban president's first public appearance in four years.

Even in the developed world, data have been disappointing: Citibank's economic-surprise index, which compares published data with the forecast numbers, has shown its biggest decline in a year.

As far as forecasting goes, we rely on general industry growth numbers and forecast numbers from analyst groups like NPD.

The present study attempts to hold up forecast numbers for comparison to systems in other cities.

However, comparison with past seismicity (middle panel of Fig. 4) shows that these forecast numbers are within one standard deviation.