The phrase
"such forecasts" refers to the predictions or guesses about future events or conditions that are similar to the ones being discussed.
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But any doubts over the sustainability of the 86 billion euro ($ 90 billion) bailout could dent confidence and lead to a downward revision
in such forecasts.
Such forecasts need to be improved because significant warming is unavoidable for decades to come even if countries begin to trim greenhouse - gas emissions, according to the climate panel's latest studies.
They will also update their economic and interest rate projections for 2018 and beyond, the
first such forecasts since the outlines of the tax overhaul became clear.
Though the bank is likely to
raise such forecasts when it meets next month, inflation expectations remain far from the bank's objective.
Such forecasts help growers identify site - specific growth conditions of trees at an earlier stage, the study said.
He explained how any improvement
in such forecasts would have substantial benefits for commodities markets and improving management of water and energy supplies.
Of course, all of this is based on forecasts for the Oakland housing market, and
such forecasts don't always pan out.
A new test has been developed to predict sudden cardiac death in hemodialysis patients in
whom such forecasts were previously impossible.
However, despite recent progress,
such forecasts remain difficult since they involve many factors related to the complexity of these giant vortices and their interaction with the environment.
Smith was more optimistic about the prospects of
such forecasting efforts, but also emphasized their experimental nature.
We will not sell our interests in businesses (stocks) when they are attractively priced just because some astrologer thinks the quotations may go lower even
though such forecasts are obviously going to be right some of the time.
The
latest such forecasts were issued on Wednesday by Exxon Mobil, at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi, and by BP.
The energy forecast (keep in
mind such forecasts are often way off, but at least the sign, plus or minus, has tended to be right) highlights:
Such forecasts depend primarily on knowing the exact current state of the atmosphere, the physical laws governing atmospheric behavior, and how the atmosphere's inherent internal chaotic behavior gradually limits predictability and alters the evolving weather patterns (e.g., delaying a storm by a day, or shifting its path 50 miles to the north).
In the shorter term, those making
such forecasts build reputation, not with veracity, but with the appeal to emotion of the worst of their forecasts.
So the Nature paper has sparked worries that briefly cooler temperatures may take the heat out of action to fight the threat of more droughts and floods, while a debate about the article's findings has also underlined uncertainty
about such forecasting.
Finally, while we don't rely
on such forecasts, it's interesting to note that on the basis of econometric forecasting models we maintain, the 6 - month forecast is the worst reading since September 2000, which itself was the worst reading in the model's history.
While the different storylines and assumptions can be a little confusing, the ingredients for
making such a forecast can be fairly simple, and I have coded them up into an interactive web site which can be used to explore the world of possibilities.
Again, it's extremely difficult to make
such forecasts, and these organizations tend to be conservative with their outlooks.
Such forecasts are completely irrelevant to our investment management.
Again, we don't rely on
such forecasts, and barring fresh divergences, we would move to a moderately constructive position if the major indices were to advance about 5 % further.
Again, we don't trade on
such forecasts, but somehow that set of projections seems to ring true.
The new approach suggests that with further modifications,
such forecasts can be made more reliable with just a limited increase in computing time.
Such forecasts «could in theory help farmers there», agrees Wallis.
Getting equipment and science in place to make
such forecasts «would not be a trivial problem,» Heeszel said.
I suspect that innovative seismics methods, such as the one described in the paper, will be an integral part to
such forecasting.»
For practical purposes, we do not believe that
such forecasts are necessary.
It might be entertaining to try to predict the «best» asset class, but
such forecasting is risky and unsustainable.
Such forecasting «research» can be authored and published in a matter of days, compared to academic research which often takes years to complete, be reviewed, and published.
Dismiss
all such forecasts and concentrate on what's actually happening to the companies in which you've invested.»