Sentence examples for practical forecast from inspiring English sources

For the practical forecast of EPBs, it is necessary to predict ionosphere-thermosphere variations one or more days ahead.

The results appear to have bearing both as a scientific instrument for progress in our understanding of sun weather connections and, if established, possibilities for long term practical forecasting in the South American region and elsewhere.

It is helpful to set up a practical flare forecast model based on magnetic properties and improve the physical understanding of solar flare eruptions.

The model enables us to obtain a practical sales forecast throughout the lifecycle of the item one or two week after its release, and furthermore provides valuable information on reprint decision-making.

As a practical political forecast, that may be sound thinking.

However, discovering patterns in historical data is only the first step towards building a practical financial forecasting tool.

"Global warming itself fails to give the very critical features of specificity that make a forecast practical," he wrote.

If society is to have a practical capability to forecast how environmental change impacts on linkages between natural systems, social systems and human health, we must develop a better understanding of the functioning of the biosphere and our connections with it [ 1].

"My interests were in trying to find new ways to make climate forecasts practical for engineers and farmers," Ms. Cullen, 37, said on a recent visit to New York.

In the interim, a practical method of forecasting the sequence of formation of the plastic hinges is introduced.

Using different econometric models, Diebold and Li (J Econom 130 337 364, 2006) addressed the practical problem of forecasting the yield curve by predicting the factors level, slope and curvature in the Nelson Siegel framework.