Sentence examples for in forecasts that from inspiring English sources

Looking beyond the very short-term, we found that combining the method based on weather forecasts with the Holt-Winters' adaptation resulted in forecasts that outperformed all other methods beyond about an hour ahead.

A case in point is Herman Kahn's The Year 2000, a 1967 exercise in forecasting that offered a convenient list of "very likely" technological developments.

Ms. Harsha said the association was confident in forecasting that motorcycle fatalities were expected to fall in about 75 percent of the states.

Its creators claim 96percentt accuracy in predicting medal counts for the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, including perfect accuracy in forecasting that the United States would win 97 medals, 39 of them gold.

Paul Dales, an economist with Capital Economics, pointed to the survey in forecasting that the February employment report will show a decline of 785,000 jobs when it is released on Friday.

Previous research on fuzzy time series for forecasting treated fuzzy relationship equally important which might not have properly reflected the importance of each individual fuzzy relationship in forecasting that introduced inaccuracy in results.

And he's surely correct in forecasting that things will get much worse before they get better.

Even the advisors who lead university degree programs in journalism are quick to join other advisors in forecasting that journalists and PIO's can benefit from experiential learning (as opposed to traditional, formal education).

The fault here is garbage in, garbage out, in terms of the inputs in econometric forecasts that are computer-driven.

Maduro said the forced price cuts should lead to negative inflation of 15% in November and 50% in December – forecasts that brought immediate mockery from critics on Twitter.

There is an interesting variation in the forecasts that can be explained as a variation of contexts of the actors.