Sentence examples for forecasts of this from inspiring English sources

Forecasts of this kind led Carlos Ghosn, boss of the Renault-Nissan alliance, to declare 18 months ago that if the industry did not get on with producing cars with very low or zero emissions, the world would "explode .Cars already contribute around 10% of the man-made greenhouse gases that are responsible for climate change.

Nevertheless, scientists hope the NASA fleet will yield accurate forecasts of this shifty "space weather" to help satellite operators know when to shut down--and to protect spacewalking astronauts from radiation exposure as they assemble the giant space station.

Salinity is a useful indicator for the purpose of this study because forecasts of developments of this variable are available.

In this context, some architectures use temporal patterns extracted from the error series (residuals), i.e., the difference between the time series and the forecasting of this time series.

The best match for the load profile forecast of this worst-case example in the original space (mathbb {R}^{k}) is the flat template load profile (dashed green line).

The forecast of this second power variable is more favorable to the United States by 2030, though the long-term trend remains unchanged (the East still rises, the West still declines).

In addition, we provide a promising target for development of compounds that can prevent metastasis after surgical treatment, forecasting that prognosis of this unpredictable, insidious tumour, which is lethal in advanced stages, may change in the very near future.

As April figures doused inflation fears, the bank cut interest rates yet again, and forecasts of this year's GDP fall shrank from –4% to –2%.Another blow for President Carlos Menem.

Cuts in tax rates and bureaucracy have increased tax revenues and made it a bit easier to start a business.Economists have been upgrading their forecasts of this year's GDP growth to 6% or more rough guesses, admittedly, given the amount of activity hidden from the tax authorities and the limitations of a statistical bureau that recently recalculated the 2000 growth figure for the third time.

Forecasts of the current account surplus diverge.

Forecasts of positive growth this fall are a fantasy, she observes, because they're based on hope and expectations, not reality.