Sentence examples for introducing a forecast from inspiring English sources

Introducing a forecast in the near future could reduce borrowing costs for businesses and consumers if it shows that the committee expects rates to remain near zero beyond mid-2013.

Benito Viñes, S.J., introduced a forecast and warning system based on cloud cover changes in Havana during the 1870s.

Benito Vines introduced a forecast and warning system based on cloud cover changes in Havana during the 1870s.

This study aimed at introducing a novel approach in forecasting AIDS prevalence in the US using data from Google Trends on related terms.

Defra Air Quality (@DefraUKAir) Health Advice: Find out the health advice associated with the UK air pollution bands at http://t.co/QXjGPSMfqu pic.twitter.com/XwEUmlPIjX April 2, 2014 The Met Office has admitted that it overstated the threat from air pollution yesterday and said that people had been panicked partly because it had just introduced a new forecasting system, according to the Times.

Sideratos and Hatziargyriou (2007), George Sideratos et al. combine Artificial Intelligence and fuzzy logic techniques and introduce a new forecasting technique.

Last month, Mr. Wahid's government introduced a budget that forecast 3.8percentt economic growth this year but a deficit from April through December of 5percentt of the gross domestic product.

This paper introduces a model to forecast the rate of earthquakes for a specified period and area.

Two years ago, HomeSide introduced a computer model to forecast the fees it would receive from servicing loans.

"We want to keep improving air quality and have introduced a new five-day forecast service in addition to investing heavily in local and transport initiatives to tackle this issue head-on".

This paper introduces a systematic way of forecasting the endogenous progress potential of a product based on the complexity of its knowledge structure.