Sentence examples for are estimated not from inspiring English sources
A further 1.6 million private renters are estimated not to have been registered in the first place.
For the concept aircraft the community noise levels are estimated not to exceed 63 dBA for typical missions, comparable to the background noise in urban daytime environments.
For the SAX-40, the community noise levels are estimated not to exceed 63 dBA for typical missions, which is comparable to the background noise in urban daytime environments.
The United States assume and agree to pay the public debts and liabilities of Texas, however created, for which the faith or credit of her government may be bound at the time of the exchange of the ratifications of this treaty; which debts and liabilities are estimated not to exceed, in the whole, ten minions of dollars, to be ascertained and paid in the manner hereinafter stated.
The convergence rates of the regularized solutions are estimated not only in the infinite-dimensional space, but also in connection with its finite-dimensional approximations without the weakly sequential continuity of the dual mapping.
This consideration is inclusive of time-based and performance payments, but excludes certain incentive compensation programs for the personnel of acquired companies, which are estimated not to exceed US$4.0 million over a period of years, in a mix of cash and equity.
Living expenses need only be estimated, not demonstrated with receipts or bank statements.
His oratory, like small coin of great value, was to be estimated, not by its bulk, but its intrinsic worth.
Over all, the 1997 population count showed 22 million people in Iraq, including about 2.9 million in the three Kurdish provinces, where the population was estimated, not counted.
The results of simulations can be misleading when the input data is estimated not correctly or the input data has a low time resolution.
For all cases, the cost contribution of membranes and other auxiliary equipment is estimated not to exceed 20% of the total costs.
