Sentence examples for predicting and forecasting from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 13 Technical route of the predicting and forecasting on the thick hard roof dynamic disaster based on acoustic emission characteristics.

Because of the association of these particles with spacecraft anomalies, there are considerable practical benefits to be gained by predicting and forecasting this environment.

Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are being used increasingly to predict and forecast water resources' variables.

"Now that they can predict and forecast order bookings and revenue targets, and what's happened is that their supply chain has become more efficient," he said.

Neural networks with a good modeling capability have been used increasingly to predict and forecast solar radiation.

The development of new technologies and the miniaturization of sensors bring new requirements for our ability to predict and forecast hazardous space weather conditions.

Because the time series appears to visually have a moving conditional mean and a moving conditional variance, an ARIMA-ARCH model (where ARIMA is an autoregressive integrated moving average process and ARCH is an autoregressive conditional heteroscedastic model) can be fitted to this time series to observe if it can predict and forecast this wind/solar generation time series.

Tools to predict and forecast malaria epidemics are therefore urgently needed.

More than 13 years in the making, the center is designed to be the U.S. government's nerve center for a range of activities, including predicting hurricane tracks and forecasting ocean currents.

Meteorologist John Snow of the University of Oklahoma, Norman, says that Lautenbacher paid close attention to input he received from atmospheric and ocean scientists during his term, including calls to invest more research dollars into predicting hurricane intensity and monitoring and forecasting forest fires.

We are all familiar with the numerous wake-up calls related to climate change (cf. World Bank report 2012) and forecasts predicting a problematic global future due to unsustainable resource use and growing inequality (cf. Wilkinson and Pickett 2010).