Sentence examples for set of forecasts for from inspiring English sources

THREE months ago the Bank of England unveiled a grisly set of forecasts for 2008, predicting a sharp downturn in growth and a troubling pick-up in inflation.

This is what is often referred to as "seamless forecasting" where we make use of a set of forecasts for different time ranges.

And each December, he comes to New York, hosts a dinner and delivers a set of forecasts for the coming year.

The SubX dataset provides similar variables to the S2S Dataset, including a set of forecasts for past dates (also called reforecasts), and is being made available for the research community in the Data Library.

The fact it came at the same time as a lull in the American economy (see article) and a relatively gloomy set of forecasts for most big economies from the IMF did not help the mood.

"Congratulations, Ireland!" exclaimed Jyrki Katainen, the new European commissioner for growth and jobs, as he unveiled another miserable set of forecasts for the European economy this week.While Germany, France and Italy, the biggest economies in the euro zone, look set for a sluggish 2015, at least the Celtic Tiger is roaring again.

Skill refers to the accuracy of a forecast or set of forecasts relative to a standard control forecast.

Now, instead of making a single, best-guess, forecast, a set of forecasts are made for the weather next week.

The mean error in the set of forecasts is only 0.099 and 0.075 for P-ANFIS and CF-ANFIS, respectively.

The BLS publishes a new set of forecasts every 2 years, so stay tuned for the 2000-2010 projectinns in the new edition of the Occupational Outlook Handbook, due out in November 2001, according to Tina Shelley.

The industry bloomed in step with the daffodils this year, as automakers logged robust first-quarter sales and set auspicious forecasts for the rest of 2012.