Sentence examples for long-range prediction from inspiring English sources

First is that the long-range prediction will be on target.

Like everyone else he woke this morning to find his long-range prediction converted into a short-range fact.

Later, Mayan calendars were constructed that reflected the results of careful observation and long-range prediction.

Scientists probing the frontiers of climatology say their ability to make this kind of general long-range prediction should continue to improve.

Look, anything is possible here; you know my hackneyed line that an extreme long-range prediction is a week from Thursday.

Other large-scale processes may still allow long-range prediction, but the more detail one asks for in a forecast, the sooner will it lose its validity.

Water managers will be able to make decisions about irrigation and drinking water supply, meteorologists will use the data to refine their short- and long-range predictions, and health officials may be better able to predict mosquito-borne infection, he said.

Even in the face of such dire long-range predictions, many in the industry remain optimistic.

Therefore, the general rule should be: don't freak out over long-range predictions, but once a storm develops, pay very close attention to the forecast.

But the first is based on a six-year sample (since 1995), far too short to use as a basis for long-range predictions.

The region has a history of major hurricanes and tropical storms, and long-range predictions suggest that this pattern will continue.