Sentence examples for forecast the consequences from inspiring English sources
The idea was to use computers to forecast the consequences of a thermonuclear explosion; eventually, the IAS computer was also put to more peaceful uses in biology and meteorology.
Implementation of the designed model on computer allows to forecast the consequences caused by sudden switch on of water firefighting units and work out advanced measures on steady ventilation of workings which are equipped with belt conveyers.
Efforts to test the hypothesised positive link between ecosystem services and functions and biodiversity are increasing in order to forecast the consequences of the present erosion of biodiversity on ecosystem functions and to provide an additional basis for the conservation of biodiversity.
Lastly, apps can exploit people's inability to forecast the consequences of a click.
Imagine if web browsers and smartphones, the gateways through which people make these choices, were truly watching out for people and helped them forecast the consequences of clicks (based on real data about what benefits and costs it actually had?).
For example, knowledge of how species and assemblages distribute along temperature gradients is key to forecast the consequences of global warming on species distributional ranges and interactions [15] [16].
The two-step estimation approach adopted in our study facilitates forecasting the consequences of removing items 1 and 2 from the EDS.
However, when Osborne was asked to confirm he had submitted plans that would lead to a state that is 35% of GDP, he said: "That is the OBR's forecast of the consequences of the spending plans I submitted to the OBR and their forecasts of GDP.
Relating environmental and biological data over very broad spatial scales may therefore help forecast the ecological consequences of these changes.
The model can be manipulated by varying the technical key performance indicators to forecast the financial consequences of different "what-if" herd management options.
It has been written that without understanding the fundamental processes underlying the role of biodiversity in ecosystem functions and services, "attempts to forecast the societal consequences of biodiversity loss, and to meet policy objectives, are likely to fail".
