Sentence examples for output forecasting from inspiring English sources

In the case of output forecasting, the Romers suggest that the Fed's advantage may in fact be, at least in part, a result of better access to data since the Fed manages the collection of information used to compute the index of industrial production.

A dispatch strategy considering wind output forecasting uncertainty and wind output contingency is the grid-level tool insuring supply adequacy.

The prediction error of the load is also an uncertain factor in microgrid operation, so double-uncertainty optimal operation considering the load forecasting error, as well as the intermittent generation output forecasting error, is recommended as a topic for further study.

In April the company unsettled investors by failing to give an output forecast for 2013.

New output forecasts also show Osborne has missed his target of starting to cut the national debt this financial year, delayed until 2017-18.

He's digging us even further into an economic hole, as the Office for Budget Responsibility's revised output forecast shows – from a predicted 1.2% growth down to 0.6%.

All indicators suggest that second half growth will be no faster than first half growth.Which means that the economy will struggle to hit even the low range of the Fed's output forecast.

Growth in both the third and fourth quarters of 2013 will be higher than the Bank envisaged in the August inflation report, and it would take only a modest revision to output forecasts – of around 0.25% a year – to bring back to 2015 the date by which unemployment hits 7%.

And if the depressed prices continue for more than a year or prices fall further, even companies that are thought be safely capitalised will begin to be stretched.At the very least, the falls mean that the wave of new output forecast over the next few years is unlikely to materialise.

Michael Ignatieff, the leader of the Liberals, the main opposition at federal level, also supports development of the tar sands, though he says it has to become more sustainable.A bitumen bottleneckHowever, if Canada's oilmen are to fulfil their rosy output forecasts, they will need new ways of reaching customers.

That is an ominous sign, given the fact that the OBR expects a marked slackening in GDP growth in the first half of 2011, with national output forecast to rise by just 0.3% in the first quarter, far less than the recent quarterly rate of 0.8%.The outlook for the labour market may look bleaker, but that at least suggests that the increasingly panicky talk about inflation has been overdone.