The high-top model was not available to the Met Office before the bitter winter of 2009/10, and they could not forecast sufficiently far ahead the arrival of the cold that resulted in the UK grinding to an unprepared halt in the snow and ice.
We investigate whether a sufficiently accurate forecast can be obtained using an initial high-resolution satellite field model, combined with a flow model for advection of the field and intermittent updates from a simulated lower quality ground-based field model.
This factor has not been sufficiently taken into account when forecasting the imminent disappearance of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean.
This has not been sufficiently taken into account when forecasting the imminent disappearance of the ice, as often portrayed in the media.
From 2030, it is forecast that vehicles will be sufficiently autonomous that drivers are no longer necessary.
"With the potential impact of the World Cup and the Olympics not sufficiently discounted by forecasts at this market leader, we're making major further upgrades to our numbers ahead of next week's trading statement".
While the latest report turned out to be better than economists had forecast, it was probably still not sufficiently spectacular to change those expectations of the Fed.
Thus, we can sufficiently absorb the advantage of the POD method, namely, sufficiently utilize the given data (on very short time span ([0, T_{0}]) and (T_{0}ll T)) to forecast future physical phenomena (on the time span ([T_{0},T])).
However, forecasting the change of the main field still remains a challenge, primarily because the core processes controlling SV are not sufficiently well understood.
[Presidential forecast, Senate forecast].
"Nobody can be absolutely sure that there will be growth this year -- our forecast is that there will be some growth in GDP this year but the margin of error is sufficiently small that nobody can be sure that it will actually be positive," he told RTE. "It's only in 2012 that we can forecast the return to what we would like to see as solid growth".
