Sentence examples for starting forecast from inspiring English sources

For a single iteration, we use the differential probability gain of an input forecast relative to the starting forecast.

Naturally, a limitation of this method is that the input forecast must have some information not already contained in the starting forecast.

With this method, we produce the next generation of a starting forecast by incorporating predictive skill from one or more input forecasts.

If you start forecasting cash flows, you lose innovation, you lose instinct.

If they didn't start forecasting better, there would be trouble.

Each fall, when IBM's sales teams start forecasting upcoming business, the consultants identify critical problems that are likely to affect particular industries in the coming year.

"Many people in Hollywood mistook an increase in licensing fees as a new norm and started forecasting future revenues off of that bubble," Mr. Salter said, adding that current excitement over streaming may be "irresponsible thinking" in the long term.

AS a new Broadway theater season loomed last summer, some producers couldn't wait to start forecasting the 2010 Tony Award races, whispering that there would be three front-running new musicals to watch: "The Addams Family," "American Idiot" and "Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark".

"The President didn't appear interested". Lee said that he would be voting against Trump's emergency, and, by Thursday morning, when Lamar Alexander, from Tennessee, became the seventh Republican senator to announce that he would vote against Trump, White House officials started forecasting even more defections.

The government and central bank have downgraded their economic outlook in recent days, and private analysts are starting to forecast another slowdown next year.

Starting from forecast of load and generation in MGs, upper-level (DN level) model determines the optimal dispatch of DN to achieve its power loss reduction and voltage profile improvement.