The city had a projected budget gap of $70 million, she said, from a slowing economy, faulty estimates and growing pension and health insurance costs.
He consistently overestimated the strength of the enemy forces (sometimes by multiples of two or three) and used these faulty estimates as a reason for inaction.Nonetheless, Mr McPherson believes that Lincoln was right in saying that no man could lick troops into shape half as well as McClellan.
In one, a Halliburton executive conceded that the company provided faulty estimates, incorporating outdated information.
And if you had overestimated the mean change, your curve would be too far to the right, generating faulty estimates of the probabilities of all possible changes.
The blending of the estimates depends on the residual magnitudes in order to minimize the use of faulty estimates in the control law.
The widespread mistake of defining peace as the absence of war rather than as the absence of violence has naturally led to faulty estimates of the merits of individual public figures in the fight for peace.
The sensitivity analysis shows that even with faulty estimates, the general trend is probably accurate.
A faulty update causes the estimated noise level to increase during speech which in the long term could cause a noise-level estimation B k (n) as high as the actual speech level A k (n), as discussed previously and shown in Figure 3 for the SBA.
On Friday, the SeaRose tanker attempted to restart production, but a faulty connection line pumped an estimated 250,000 litres of oil into the ocean.
But it is not clear whether the discrepancy is a result of a faulty 1990 tally, inaccurate earlier estimates or both.
