Sentence examples for by estimating the average from inspiring English sources

As far as I could calculate, by estimating the average life span of a sports shirt and factoring in the number of times I might need to wear one on the South Shore, I had enough shirts on hand in Nova Scotia to last me approximately sixty-five years.

This is carried out by estimating the average torque at every time instant by considering the motor primary parameters, i.e., rotor position, speed, and phase currents.

We start by estimating the average Rayleigh wave phase speeds over the whole network at each period by looking for phase alignments among band-pass-filtered CCFs in the time-distance domain (slant stack technique).

The deformation evolution within the shear spans of the deep beams were obtained by estimating the average principal and shear strain evolutions from the strain transformation analysis of LVDT (Linear Variable Displacement Transformer) data.

This calculation can be conducted by estimating the average signal-to-noise density (S/N0) over 60 s and by using that estimate to predict ( {S}_{4{N}_0} ) caused by ambient noise, which is given by {S}__{4N0}}=Sqrt{100leftlangle S,{N}_0rightrangle ----left(1+frac{500}{19leftlangle S,{N}_0rightrangle}right)} (2).

However, removing this imbalance by estimating the average absolute of point-to-point differences does not change the results (not shown).

This was done by first estimating the average rotation matrix R_b of the sensor with respect to the transmitter throughout the recording, according to Stavdahl et al, 2005.

He pointed to a study by the Center for Economic Policy Research estimating the average British household will be £400 better off per year under TTIP, create millions of jobs and drive prices down.

A survey in 2015 conducted by allaboutvision.com estimated the average price of cataract surgery was $3,542 per eye for a patient without insurance.

Although various weighting schemes have been used with propensity score weights, we choose to perform weighting by the odds to estimate the average treatment effect among the treated.

By this assumption we thus effectively estimated the average turnover rates over particular periods in time.