Sentence examples for a high estimation from inspiring English sources

Such a high estimation was expressed in terms of the estimated number of relief workers needed, the estimated probability of outbreak of an epidemic, and the estimated number of safety measures needed.

They tend to be smart, isolated individuals with a high estimation of themselves who feel that the world doesn't recognize their awesome worth.

He acknowledges the early influence of teachers like Einer Schleef and the director Manfred Karge who were "…guys in the East German tradition, with a high estimation of 'skill', who were not so much interested in the psychological, but looking out at the kind of society you live in".

Thus, We can expect a high estimation accuracy in a high-SNR case.

However, when using omnidirectional microphones, the signals are highly correlated at low frequencies, resulting in a high estimation variance.

In order to elaborate power efficient code also a functional and instruction level power model of the MPCore has been derived which features a high estimation accuracy.

Here we consider the use of the foldover technique in conjunction with combining designs having different blocking schemes to produce alternative partially confounded blocked fractional factorial designs that have more estimable two-factor interactions or a higher estimation capacity or both than their traditional counterparts.

Indeed, modeling accuracy increases with G (so the bias decreases), but when G increases the number of unknown parameters to estimate increases and this leads to a higher estimation variance.

However, they typically provide a higher estimation error than the range-based approaches.

Therefore, the proposed algorithm has a higher estimation accuracy than the CED algorithm no matter in the case of both high and low SNR or under the situation of both fast and slow phase fluctuation.

Consequently, larger ({epsilon _{k}}_{k=1}^{K}) yields a higher estimation error on the noise power (or equivalently the SNR); ε k can be even larger than 2σ 2 to be estimated itself.