Sentence examples similar to implausible projections from inspiring English sources
Given recent statistics that's not an implausible projection.
But has any major political figure ever premised his entire fiscal platform not just on totally implausible spending projections but on claims that he has a secret plan to raise trillions of dollars in revenue, a plan that he refuses to share with the public?
The minimum projection metric ensures that, for a model input x i to be considered implausible, the implausibility measure exceeds the implausibility threshold for all possible values of x j for j≠ i.
If the assumptions are implausible, then so is the projection.
That sounded implausible to De Beers, particularly since Winspear based the new projections on drilling information not disclosed in a prospectus to shareholders a month earlier.
However, future projections using this method may give rise to implausible distortions in the pattern of age-specific mortality for specific cancers, if the rate of change differs markedly by age group; continuation of exponential increases, in particular, can lead to 'explosive' forecasts if the projection period is long (Teppo et al, 1974).
"It seems highly, highly implausible that someone would be closing a business now in anticipation of projections around health costs 15 months from now," said Ken Jacobs, chairman of the UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education.
Given its motion, a corresponding projection back in time would take Betelgeuse around 290 parsecs farther from the galactic plane an implausible location, as there is no star formation region there.
This is completely implausible.
