Sentence examples for a close estimate from inspiring English sources

A. Forensic scientists say that cold war radiation makes it easier to make a close estimate of the birth date of someone living since the middle of the last century.

America does not track birthdays precisely, because a close estimate can be made from a cow's teeth.Some Japanese consumer groups have been telling officials to be careful what they agree to.

More significantly, given the ease with which a large number of repetitive measurements can be made using it, this development also led to the very useful outcome that it enables obtaining a close estimate of the 'true' weft velocity curve for a given set of weft insertion settings.

To obtain a close estimate of the number of sacks of cement that will be required in the construction project, one has to first determine the volume that has to be filled in the form and then divide the volume by 4.86 to approximate the number of sacks of cement required.

Sixty miles is a close estimate for the distance from Ticinum to the Durias Major.

Nevertheless, the measured indirect tensile strength must be adjusted to get a close estimate of the uniaxial TS of the material.

A technique which compensates for the relative whole body displacement between the target and a remote transducer is introduced, in which two simultaneous remote measurements are combined to derive a closer estimate of the measurement which would be made by a contacting transducer attached to the target surface.

"But you don't wake up to it until 20 years later". With her, the first 15 years might be a closer estimate.

John Foster, a specialist on the Morrison Formation, suggests that 1000 kg is reasonable for large adults of A. fragilis, but that 700 kg is a closer estimate for individuals represented by the average-sized thigh bones he has measured.

The category "table eggs" would provide a closer estimate of eggs produced for human consumption.

The third case consists of combining numerous datasets, algorithms or techniques, to get a closer estimate of the ground truth.