forecasting
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- noun
- /ˈfɔrˌkæstɪŋ/
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previsión
- Activities promote research skills such as identifying the problem, planning, and forecasting.
- weather forecasting
- demand forecasting
- economic forecasting
Also, a lot of schools have free student memberships to expensive forecasting services like WGSN.
- Also, a lot of schools have free student memberships to expensive forecasting services like WGSN.
- So satellite navigation, communications, weather forecasting, Earth observation, climate observation and so on.
- Fashion freelancing, fashion marketing, fashion trend forecasting.
- And essentially how that works in the practice is that there is an automated forecasting process.
- When we look at that, we are very accurate at forecasting tomorrow's stress mood and happy, sad mood and health.
- With the increased use of observation balloons, gas attacks and aircraft, precise weather forecasting became more and more relevant.
- They were, and they did it because forecasting astronomical relations, doing all sorts of calculation.
- It's something that Mark Spitznagle constantly says is that he is shit at forecasting.
- I'm so sick of piss poor weather forecasting slash meteorologist that are bad at their jobs.
Examples
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The economic forecasting provided by the analysts helped businesses plan for the upcoming year.
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A few of these famous aircraft have been operated on daily met flights, helping in the task of weather forecasting.
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So one of these organizations that does forecasting for corporate media.
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So we also have what is basically precision weather forecasting, right?
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Recent changes throughout Europe make forecasting impacts and changes in energy and environmental policies nearly impossible.
Academic text (1990) -
Local forecasting is predicting heavy rain.
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New techniques promise better forecasting of where damaging contaminants in the ocean or atmosphere will end up.
Academic text (2012) -
Demand forecasting helped nursing units set staffing levels based on predicted admissions rather than the midnight census.
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Weather forecasting uses data from satellites to predict future climate patterns.
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Financial forecasting is essential for making informed investment decisions based on market trends.
Synonyms
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A guess about what will happen in the future based on facts or signs
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An estimate of a future result based on past and present data
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A statement about what will happen in the future
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To say what will happen in the future
Compounds
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Etymology
The word forecasting comes from the parts fore- meaning 'before' and cast meaning 'to throw'. Imagine 'throwing' your view forward to see what will happen next, so forecasting is the act of predicting events before they happen.