Sentence examples for predicting storm from inspiring English sources

They include fine-tuning retail prices down to the store and customer level, optimizing the timing and routes for product shipments, predicting crime outbreaks for local police forces and predicting storm damage for insurance companies.

The eve of St Patrick's day found Ireland strolling in the Rome sun in the Via Vittorio Veneto, for all the world looking like Six Nations champions-elect even if their coach, Eddie O'Sullivan, was predicting storm clouds on the horizon.

WASHINGTON — The United States is facing a year or more without crucial satellites that provide invaluable data for predicting storm tracks, a result of years of mismanagement, lack of financing and delays in launching replacements, according to several recent official reviews.

Although the development of a storm berm was not reproduced well, erosion was predicted with sufficient skill (BSS = 0.60) to meet practical engineering requirements concerned with predicting storm impacts and threshold wave and water level conditions for gravel barrier overwashing.

We discuss the difficulty of quantitatively predicting storm surge of super typhoons based on perturbed analysis of TC tracks and the characteristics of local storm surge amplification in the Leyte Gulf and Tacloban areas.

FitzRoy believed in the barometer as an instrument for predicting storms.

CRESLIDE is designed to improve the original landslides model (SLIDE) through the coupling of hydrological model (CREST) and to deliver an integrated system for predicting storm-triggered landslides.

"Predicting the weather, predicting storms is not a science, but we have to make the proper arrangements and to make sure that people are safe".

They only get their name 'Weather Loach' from predicting storms, which when they predict a storm they tend to swim around the aquarium very frantically.

How well did Mr. Koch prepare for the predicted storm?

"We're waiting for a predicted storm to come along and wash it along to somewhere where it will be easier to deal with," she says.