Sentence examples for the challenges of forecasting from inspiring English sources

Let me now turn to the challenges of forecasting during today's uncertain times.

The challenge of forecasting 2110 is readily illustrated by looking back 100 years ago to 1910.

In general, almost half of respondents felt that local people underestimated the challenge of forecasting and understanding volcanic activity.

These examples illustrate that the challenge of forecasting research results can be mitigated through active consideration of research priorities and process with participating families.

The RTG demand behaviour is mainly non-smooth, volatile and without obvious patterns or seasonality in the demand time series which increases the challenge of forecast the crane load.

"Their expectations ran high that in such models lay the answer to the challenges of economic forecasting and policy making," he wrote in a 1980 Op-Ed article for The New York Times.

To obtain insight into the challenges of incorporating forecasts into sea ice/iceberg management for offshore operations, simple expected value decision experiments for the FPSO case are discussed below.

Both of these results suggest that scientists perceive a problem with cultural memory: locals are viewed as underestimating both the scientific challenge of forecasting and the magnitude of the risk at volcanoes that have not erupted recently and of which there is therefore less awareness.

(You can learn more about the challenges of hurricane track and intensity forecasting in my 2004 piece on Hurricane Ivan).

Current forecasts suggest that climate change will only exacerbate the challenges of managing and protecting water resources.

The "world situation" would determine how long this "Vietnam legacy" would endure, he concluded; among the trends that might force the Army to return to the challenge of irregular warfare, Petraeus forecast, was "the rise of terrorism".