Sentence examples for forecasting life from inspiring English sources

The processing routes commonly used to produce composite parts are then discussed, with reference to cost forecasting, life cycle engineering, and developing technologies.

Raftery et al. (2013) revise the traditional deterministic approach from the UN to forecast life expectancy at birth.

By contrast, the LC model forecasts life expectancy at birth to be relatively low in 2050: For British women, it is 87.95 years, and for Danish women, it is 86.36 years.

Even if all-time records are not broken, the National Weather Service in Chicago is calling this week's forecast "life-threatening extreme cold" that "can lead to rapid onset of frostbite and hypothermia". A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that cold weather is responsible for the majority of weather-related fatalities.

Until relatively recently, he recalls, all the best brains in the world were forecasting that life expectancy would stall.

Moreover, some typical RC structures are used as examples to investigate the application of the aforementioned models in forecasting service life.

Actuaries are experts in the field of forecasting risk, life expectancies and the future pension liabilities of municipalities and other pension funds.

"We find that median forecasts of life expectancy are substantially larger than in existing official forecasts". The study is reported in the latest edition of the science journal Nature.

Also, it was clear, Laurence's forecast of life everlasting was disturbing and a trifle dreamy.

A forecast of life expectancy based on the average age at death of a person's four grandparents is a simple example of statistical forecasting.

Many of the dams built during this period have filled with sediment and no longer perform to their original design specifications; in many cases, forecast dam life was greatly overestimated.