Sentence examples for forecasting the number from inspiring English sources
James no doubt will be reminded at some point that he used both hands when forecasting the number of titles the Heat would win.
In Western Europe, International Data Corp. is forecasting the number of cellphones shipped will grow 6 percent in 2011 to almost 207 million units, with smartphone shipments expected to rise 44 percent to more than 103 million.
A comprehensive model for forecasting the number of interruptions based on the weather condition is proposed.
By 2013, the government is forecasting, the number of people age 65 or over will have swelled by 8 million, to 30 million.
The report notes, however, that "the historical record of forecasting the number of scientists and engineers needed to work in national security has been abysmal at best," so problems could appear suddenly.
Simply forecasting the number of expected calls for an entire region does not allow managers to deploy their often-limited resources effectively so that emergency response time is minimized.
By 2020, the government forecasts the number of deaths will exceed three million, and peak at four million a year by 2040.
"It has become so sophisticated that it actually forecasts the number of full-time equivalents required on the call taking side as well as the dispatch side," Dr Gazos says.
Ben Evans of Andreessen Horowitz forecasts the number of iOS and Android devices at 2 billion.
