英語 での The projections の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In presenting the projections for prices, the Bank uses the CPI(excluding fresh food) as an indicator that tends to represent the underlying trend in inflation adequately under normal circumstances.
Here you will find a HD screen which uses another projector Panasonic PT-RZ970 and whose contents are provided from the same server media Watchpax running the projections in the presentation of the Dinastia Qin.
For example, looking at projections for the nominal economic growth rate(government economic outlook), real economic performance surpassed the projections just six times in the last twenty-one years.
We also had all the projected climate changes and the projections of the fall in oxygen in the atmosphere, which would stabilize at 19%.
The projections are looking good for the long-term: the WWEA believes there could be a ten-fold increase in global production of electricity from wind in the next 20 years.
The projections for the future are even more dramatic, even though fossil energy is now still subsidized at a rate 40 times larger than renewables.
The projections for outsourcing remain highly speculative, Forrester Research has estimated that 3.3 million American jobs will be moved to other countries by 2015.
The projections for each year were revised downward by 0.2 percentage point from the previous ones released three months ago, and differences in growth rates among regions have widened to some extent.
On the demand side, it can be considered that, with a downside risk of the global economy being recognized, the projections of demand for crude oil and other commodities have become cautious.
And by the way, if you add the projections for nuclear on here, particularly if you assume that the work many are doing to try to break through to safer and more acceptable, more affordable forms of nuclear, this could change even more dramatically.
Moreover, the projections for prices in the October 2016 Outlook Report have been revised slightly downward compared with those in July, and the timing of the year-on-year rate of change in the CPI reaching around 2 percent will likely be around fiscal 2018.
The projections indicate that, among the most exposed populations(liquidators, evacuees and residents of the so-called“strict control zones”), total cancer mortality might increase by up to a few per cent owing to Chernobyl related radiation exposure.
On this basis, members agreed that the projected growth rate for fiscal 2018 was lower than those presented in the October 2018 Outlook Report, due mainly to the effects of the natural disasters in summer, but the projections for fiscal 2019 and 2020 were more or less unchanged.
Thus, the most likely outcome is that the recent rise in commodity prices will lead to, at most, a temporary and relatively modest increase in U.S. consumer price inflation- an outlook consistent with the projections of both FOMC participants and most private forecasters.
The projections of the International Monetary Fund showed that the growth rate of the global economy would increase by four percentage points, to 3.1 percent in 2010 from -1.1 percent in 2009. Something striking is that the contribution of emerging economies to the growth of global economy in 2010 became larger than that of advanced economies, with the advanced economies accounting for 30 percent and emerging economies accounting for 70 percent.
The projections were too optimistic.
The projections highlight the urgent need for new thinking.