Sentence examples for forecasting part from inspiring English sources
The forecasting part of the study was focused on sediment predictions using the past sediment records belonging either to downstream or upstream stations.
Each superstar and superfan talks about their own experiences of vinyl and what it means to them, and the importance of its re-emergence - seemingly against all odds - as a physical format in the era of the digital economy.Why Vinyl Matters is part history, part future forecasting, part nostalgia and all celebration.
Two main parts are included in this method: the linear clustering preprocessing part and the optimal ARIMA modelling and forecasting part.
Our national preoccupation has made the forecast part of the weather, and the forecasters have come to be regarded as oracles, not just sources of practical guidance but scapegoats when things go wrong.
(Not to mention the "building your product on a just-in-time basis rather than optimistic three-month forecast" part).
Sansom, P. G., C. A. T. Ferro, D. B. Stephenson, S. J. Mason, L. Goddard, 2016: Best practices for post-processing ensemble climate forecasts, Part I: Selecting appropriate recalibration methods.
"If you are looking at a picture of California and seeing these people trapped in elevators, of course people will think twice" about investing in the state, said Tom Lieser, a senior economist at the Anderson Business Forecast, part of the University of California-Los Angeles business school.
The approach includes two main parts, i.e., the training part and the forecast part.
The forecast part of the approach has three main modules, i.e., the spot forecast module using the SVMs, the probability density function (PDF) forecast module using the SBLs, and the scenario sampling module.
The north-south divide in house prices is beginning to narrow as the booming London property market fizzles out, according to experts who forecast parts of northern England are set to maintain a recent increase in value.
"Forecasting is part art and part science," says Snaith.
