Sentence examples for to be forecast from inspiring English sources

The stability of each alloy at a specific temperature can also be predicted, allowing precipitation temperatures (and the likely precipitate) to be forecast.

Hurricane force winds (more than 74mph) continue to be forecast in four shipping areas off the coast of Wales and Ireland.

Forecasters base their initial expectations of series characteristics on their past experience and modify these expectations in a pseudo-Bayesian manner on the basis of their analysis of those characteristics in the series to be forecast.

The presence of four generations in business and organisations and the prevalence of ever-evolving technology, pose questions for technology design; a much wider range of user-product arrangements needs to be forecast and designed for.

Its aim is to show how this type of model allows for the current bridge mechanical behaviour under service loads to be assessed and the ultimate load to be forecast.

He wants to free the Congress, and the rest of us, from the annual game of insisting on an exact and illusory far-off balance; to diminish the perception that we must urgently adjust to economic and demographic developments too distant to be forecast.

Two kinds of competitor costs need to be forecasted.

Within the isolation that South Africa's leaders seem to be forecasting, other pressures are building.

Widespread gusts of 70 to 80mph were forecast, increasing to 90mph in exposed locations.

Gale force gusts up to 50mph are forecast for Wednesday.

Up to 32m passengers are forecast to be using Cardiff Central Station by 2043.