Sentence examples similar to a estimate of time from inspiring English sources

Intrigued by the possibility of a connection between oral history and geological evidence, I asked the community leader if "a thousand years ago" was a figure of speech or an estimate of time.

The approach to estimating RVUs comprised multiplying a responsibility loading for each service by an estimate of time taken to perform the service.

Given that absolute age is not available for the genus Saimiri, I use dental age classes here in the paper as a "developmental marker" and absolute size as an estimate of time.

defer.add img); To give you an estimate of time, 500 samples took 22 minutes on a 6Gb RAM system.

That's where Costa and Daniel Krimler, a graduate student at the observatory, turned to diffusion chronometry, which converts the chemical smudging between the rim and the crystal's core into an estimate of time.

Applying the equation τ = 2 μt where μ is the mutation rate and t is time in generations [ 66], allows an estimate of time since expansion.

It would have been more helpful if there was an estimate of time, rather than having to wait all day (ID 1093, multiparous, 34 years, normal birth ).

Because t is scaled by the mutation rate μ, and θ = 4Neμ, an estimate of time in units of 2Ne generations can be obtained by dividing the ML estimate of t by one half the ML estimate of θ.

Molecular clock studies have traditionally relied upon the assumption that rates of molecular evolution are roughly constant over time and between lineages, meaning that genetic distance can be converted into an estimate of time since divergence.

This paper presents the applicability of particle filter to identify the unknown vehicle parameters and provides an estimate of time-dependent moving load on the bridge.

For international clients, UPS is testing software that would compute an estimate of time-in-transit and duties and taxes that must be paid two of the biggest uncertainties for many international shippers.