Sentence examples for interested in forecasting from inspiring English sources

Sense has developed two applications, one for consumers to use on smartphones like the BlackBerry and the iPhone, and the other for companies interested in forecasting social trends and financial behavior.

Now assume that an analyst is interested in forecasting the values of gross outputs in constant prices and the corresponding levels of employment that are required for a new final demand f 1 in current prices.

But, as usual, Rodriguez was not interested in forecasting where he will be playing a year from now.

Such an approach is suitable in forecasting the volatility for different interested horizons by simple extrapolation of its statistically registered level.

"The most common trick is to put up some news and weather forecasts, which all the staff are interested in", say Mr Sigvaldsen.

To be frank the Met Office and the BBC are not interested in advancing forecasting science - ie by applying solar drivers - because to do so sounds the death-knell of their CO2 delusionism and 'weather drives weather' concepts.

It is not a big surprise, however, that many investors today remain interested in the forecasts of financial analysts regardless of their success.

Those interested in putting their forecasting skills to the test, and becoming better forecasters, are welcome to apply now.

"It's literally picking up the Radio Times and seeing what people are interested in," said Jeremy Caplin, forecasting manager at the National Grid, who is not much of a soap watcher but knows most of their plots from listings.

It's the summer silly season in Washington, after all, and most Americans are more interested in the beach forecast than the latest to-and-fro between Republicans and Democrats.

The IRI Data Library is serving as a central repository of S2S and SubX data for researchers who are interested in using these subseasonal forecasts and hindcasts in their work.