But the recalculated α for the plants P-II and P-III appears to be unexpectedly high to be applied for influent flow less than that foreseen in design and some alternative/additional solution is to be sought for such cases.
But the somewhat disconcerting sense among the economic elite gathered here was that they are even less able to foresee the future than to understand and draw lessons from the past.
In November 2007, economists in the Survey of Professional Forecasters — examining some 45,000 economic-data series — foresaw less than a 1-in-500 1-in-500 1-in-500omichancedofn an seconomic the one that would begin one meltdownter.
However, the reservoirs do not always fulfill their intended purpose, and hence less land is irrigated than initially foreseen.
According to this result, the risk of every lot was classified into "Risk 0" (no microshrinkages foreseen), "Risk 1" (less than 5 valid microshrinkages expected), "Risk 2" (more than 5 valid microshrinkages predicted), and "Risk 3" (invalid microshrinkages foreseen).
But over the course of the first hour of the debate, his odds steadily plunged to 12 percent, meaning that the traders were now betting that he had a one in eight chance of winning Tuesday's contest — less than half the likelihood they foresaw before the debate began.
Mr. Hytner said no one at the National had foreseen "War Horse" becoming a crowd pleaser — the play was based on a less-than-popular novel — nor was it manufactured to spur box-office sales.
Sam Palmisano, IBM's boss, foresees nothing less than the redesign of the multinational company.
In 1934, less than two years before his death, he foresaw that the job he had begun would not be completed soon, if at all.
The programme experienced a shortfall of Other Resources, which actually amounted to US$49,3000 only, i.e. less than a tenth of what had originally been foreseen.
