Sentence examples for forecasts a day from inspiring English sources

I believe it forecasts a day when the present long delays in rate regulation will be endless.

The BBC radio service is something of an institution, metronomically broadcasting four forecasts a day since 1924, a routine which failed for the first time at 5.20am on Friday.

And another lot of meteorologists sit in the control centres, making detailed forecasts a day or two ahead to help a company manage its power load.

In contrast, wind can be accurately forecast a day or two ahead and the sun rises and sets like clockwork.

Like Mrs. Stetson, she attached considerable importance to the passage "Science and Health" which forecast a day when babies would come into the world without the prior complicity of any earthly father.

In the first structure, dispatching schedules of all capacitor banks, adjustment of OLTC transformer taps and the reactive power of DERs are optimally determined according to the load forecasted a day ahead.

Present-day forecasts for approaching CMEs are not unlike the unreliable weather forecasts beyond a day or so of the 1970s - before the modern era of fairly accurate computer (terrestrial) weather prediction models.

The finishes of four tour events were pushed back a day because of the weather, and with more bad weather in the weekend forecast, a Monday finish is a distinct possibility.

The I.B.M. researchers produce high-resolution forecasts twice a day, both for prospective customers and for their own analysis as they increase the power of their simulation models.

A power bid, based on meteorological forecasts, is transmitted a day ahead by the producer to the utility grid operator.

This year our friends over at the Capital Weather Gang are forecasting a pleasant day.