Sentence examples for is projected forward from inspiring English sources
And when the losses story is projected forward to 2014/15, the poorest Londoners are set to be 7percentt worse off, compared with only 5percentt for the richest.
To compute the forward message, the current state is projected forward from time t to time t + 1 and is then updated using the new evidence et + 1.
The population development is projected forward by annually estimating the numbers of survivors from a previous year, The production of offspring (recruitment; i. e., the number of cod which survive to age 2) in each year included in the population model was estimated from an adult biomass-recruitment model (described below).
15 Current obesity prevalence is projected forward.
Likewise, the cost of premature mortality is measured using the probability of employment for a given age and gender, varying by BMI, and is projected forward from 2020 to 2050.
The degree of predictability of these determinants decreases as time is projected forward, with more certainty in short-term health statistics (e.g., deaths, illnesses, and injuries), less certainty in the medium term (e.g., demographic trends), and even less certainty in long-term determinants of health (including social and economic conditions and genetic change).
Calibrated models were projected forward under a range of "optimal" fishing efforts designed to achieve economic, conservation or biodiversity objectives.
He lost his balance when he touched a (hidden) rock and was projected forward until his head struck a rock about 8 metres from the piste".
To do this, all tracks obtained via the tracking algorithm were projected forward and backward in time using positions and velocities at the track endpoints.
He says: "If you're travelling at 30mph, in the case of impact an unrestrained average-sized dog would be projected forward with a force equal to a baby elephant".
