That bone-chilling apparition not only forecast the eventual tragedy but also had the effect of putting the film in its place: live actors asserted their flesh-and-blood presence.
Basically, the CAFE is designed to consider not only forecasting errors but also costs occured by errors in aggregate production planning which is set up based on forecasts.
The developed GFIPMIP model can not only forecast electric demands, but also reflect dynamic, interactive, and uncertain characteristics of the IEEM system in Beijing.
With the established model, we can not only forecast the specific growth rate given factor levels but also pick out the main factors which influence the response values significantly.
Dr. Hulot said scientists would combine the satellite data with computer simulations to make not only distant forecasts but possible warnings of current hazards.
Heat alerts can activate public health interventions, and decisions on issuing them can depend not only on forecasts but also on NWS officials' awareness of place-specific conditions (e.g., holidays, parades, fairs, major conferences in the area, health status of resident populations, and perhaps air quality forecasts in the future).
To date, the literature is moot in terms of statistical models designed not only to forecast attacks during terrorist campaigns, but to forecast emerging terrorist threats, and do so with a high degree of locational specificity: predicting not only when but from which country transnational terrorist attacks will emanate.
What a pity it wasn't around two years ago when some bearded, smirking buffoon whose name now escapes me not only repeatedly forecast that George Bush would win the US elections by a landslide, but even gave what purported to be precise outcomes for various states.
The decline type curves not only permit forecast of well performance, but also estimate reservoir properties (i.e., flow capacity in kh) as well as oil in place.
