No amount of solid market research could precisely forecast consumer demand for services that didn't even exist yet.
But if a poll does manage to precisely forecast the results of the Jan . 3caucuses, that is probably more coincidence than polling accuracy.
Mr. Jenkins and Mr. Neidl, who was stranded last week in Chile after his flight home was canceled, said it was too early to precisely forecast the losses.
In order to avoid unforeseen systems' unavailability, it is necessary to accurately and precisely forecast maintenance demand in advance – including the provision of maintenance services and spare parts.
In the era of 24-hour news, events are so precisely forecast and predigested (the content of every speech and the name of every cabinet nominee is leaked in advance), that they seem familiar by the time they happen.
In this work, several intelligent models along with a new mathematical correlation are presented in terms of methanol concentration in aqueous phase and temperature to precisely forecast the methanol loss in the saturated hydrocarbons phase.
And since this doctrine was coupled with the general prohibition on gambling transactions, Islamic law does not, in general, permit any kind of speculative transaction the results of which, in terms of the material benefits accruing to the parties, cannot be precisely forecast.
We almost precisely forecasted the trend of the price change warning values and rising amplitude.
Due to the limitation of premise, a single model usually cannot precisely forecast prices.
We design new variable in the warning model, precisely forecast daily price changes of agricultural commodities in a large scale.
