Sentence examples for theoretically forecasted from inspiring English sources

In particular, the linear increase in capacity achieved when jointly increasing the number of antennas at transmission and reception, theoretically forecasted in [7], has spurred research efforts to effectively realize it in practice.

Extending this observation, Tartaglia and co-workers were able to theoretically forecast the solubility of recombinant proteins in bacteria from their expected expression levels [51].

Theoretically, prediction of global irradiance can be applied to forecast the energy production of PV power plant.

But in this case, the surprise last quarter was that Apple forecast a quarter that was a bit above what everyone expected — and, hence, would theoretically deliver the new iPhone on time.

For the method used to forecast the stress strain relationships of the concrete, reinforcement and FRPs that change over time were theoretically clarified and were then compared with the experimental results.

These relationships are compared with those theoretically obtained for a range of sediment transport laws which have been previously used, and which are analysed to forecast both overall slope profile form and the location of stream heads.

Theoretically, if we apply Eq. (9) to the modeling data, we can estimate the background seismicity as well as the aftershock activity and expect to forecast future seismicity more appropriately.

[Presidential forecast, Senate forecast].

We can't forecast anything.

The MAE reflects forecast accuracy.

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