Sentence examples for remarkable forecast from inspiring English sources

FOR the past 40 years, companies around the world have grown accustomed to a doubling in computing power every 18 months to two years fulfilling a remarkable forecast made in 1965 by Gordon Moore, one of the founders of Intel, a semiconductor powerhouse based in Silicon Valley.

As the new year starts it gives me great pleasure to present another in the series of remarkable annual forecasts by Little Vangie, my spirit control.

The New Yorker, January 2 , 1932P. 15 As the new year starts it gives me great pleasure to present another in the series of remarkable annual forecasts by Little Vangie, my spirit control.

Korean government officials have called for reimposing the taxes, suspended last year, in a period in which the Korean economy has staged a remarkable recovery amid forecasts of more than 6percentt growth this year.

It was a remarkable job of forecasting.

Estimating the productivity of construction operations, as a basic element of project planning and control, has become a remarkable target for forecasting models.

In particular, in the case of wind power prediction, the results obtained showed a remarkable improvement in the model forecasting skill.

Brought to you by the same guys who built Dark Sky (which is already one of the prettiest native weather apps), Forecast is a rather remarkable demonstration of what web apps — in both mobile and standard form — can do with good scripting and solid design (You can read all about the development of Forecast here).

How remarkable, therefore, that the European Commission's forecasts for 1997, published on April 23rd, should have produced exactly the same figures for five of the Union's 15 members: 3.0% of GDP.

The considered integrated energy system is faced with remarkable uncertainties originating from electricity/gas load forecasting errors and intermittent wind power generations.

Fish are being recruited to help forecast hurricanes thanks to a remarkable piece of serendipity.