Sentence examples for forecasting because of their from inspiring English sources
The MLP networks are used in several problems especially in forecasting because of their inherent capability of arbitrary input output mapping.
In its discussion of sting jets, the UK Met Office cautions "[s]ting jets are difficult to forecast because of their relatively small size, and the way each individual low-pressure system develops". It is not a sure thing such a feature will develop over our region.
Understanding forecasts is important because of their pervasiveness in business decisions such as budgeting, production, and financial reporting.
The isobaric pattern on a constant-height surface is extremely useful in weather forecasting because of the close association between pressure and weather.
The two said last week that annual profits would fall short of their forecasts because of the widespread disruptions in production and supply chains caused by the disaster.
Liberal American economists like Paul Krugman have become influential in Europe because of their accurate forecasts that fiscal tightening in the midst of a recession would fail, as it has in Britain.
— NATE SILVER One thing we've noticed so far is that candidates who are a good distance behind the front-runners tend to underperform their polls and their FiveThirtyEight forecast — perhaps because some of their voters switch to more viable candidates.
Economists in Dublin, however, have started to revise their forecasts because of improvements in retail sales and exports.
Analysts, who had cut their forecasts because of a warning in late September, had expected $1.37 a share, according to First Call/Thomson Financial.
Still, most economists have upgraded their forecasts because of strong employment data.
United Parcel Service and the FedEx Corporation both said today that they had cut their profit forecasts because of softness in consumers' holiday spending and a reduction in shipment volume.
