Sentence examples for newly forecast from inspiring English sources

At the next time step, cost function is optimized utilizing the MILP model based on updated input parameters, including real-time price (RTP), newly forecast ambient temperature, updated future wind power output, previous step generated data T r, etc., and generates a new set of parameters for next control window.

Whether this newly revised forecast comes true, however, still remains unknown.

The newly created, independent British Office for Budget Responsibility has forecast sustained economic growth, low inflation and falling unemployment for the period of the deficit reduction.

By applying the 1% loss rate to the existing, and future newly licensed, physicians, there are forecast to be around 40,000 physicians in active clinical service by 2016, and in excess of 60,000 by 2028.

The contingency fund had been added to the newly-increased forecast cost of £31bn.

Newly pessimistic forecasts on the region's economy from the European Commission on Wednesday added to the gloom.

Leaving the EU, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR)'s newly released forecasts - which are based on Brexit happening in April 2019 - will mean sharply declining growth and falling revenues.

For all 25 countries, growth is forecast at 2.0%, with the newly joined Baltic countries racing ahead: Latvia's GDP is forecast to grow by 7.2% this year.

Thus, the system has an n-set of data, and the parameters ((theta)) of the newly composed equations of each layer are forecast as (Y_{n} = X_{n} times theta).

Documented impacts relative to development intensity can be used to forecast biological trade-offs of newly proposed or ongoing developments, and when drilling is approved, anticipated bird declines form the biological currency for negotiating offsets.

Shares of Quebecor World Inc., a commercial printer, fell 25percentt after it forecast a steep drop in first-quarter profit and its newly appointed chief executive resigned for personal reasons.