Sentence examples for forecasting in the present from inspiring English sources

This counterintuitive2 observation is taken into account in growth forecasting in the present research.

"Books in both categories often take familiar aspects of British culture as the norm (John Craven's Newsround and Charles and Diana's wedding from the past, the weather forecast in the present).

The data interval for the forecast in the present study is taken as 3 10 or 3 20 min after the tsunami generation, as shown later.

The very low DA of broad native and migrant categories shows that these categories are of no value as instruments for forecasting individuals' SRH in the present context.

In its latest World Economic Outlook the IMF slashed its forecast for Britain in the present year to 0.7 per cent, down from the 1 per cent it expected in January.

Additionally, since only the computation times and not the forecasting accuracy are relevant in the present article, the data set is not separated in a training and a test set.

The launch of the first weather satellite, TIROS-I, in 1960, introduced new forecasting techniques that remain important to tropical cyclone forecasting to the present.

In its forecast for the present quarter, Electronic Arts predicted that sales of packaged DVD games would fall by 3%, but some analysts believe EA is being too cautious in its estimates.

Moreover, only the computation times for training and evaluating the forecasting models are of interest in the present contribution.

Last year Mark Zuckerberg forecast Facebook's great challenge in the present age.

This is the art of forecasting the future: simultaneously recognizing patterns in the present and thinking about how those changes will impact the future so that you can be actively engaged in building what happens next — or at least be less surprised by what others develop.