Sentence examples for calculated reliably from inspiring English sources

There may be a good reason why it would be a world first; it is highly questionable whether such a figure can be calculated reliably.

Dreadnoughtus was the largest dinosaur whose size could be calculated reliably by using a technique that measured the bones in the forelimbs, one of paleontology's standard techniques.

The simulation results show that the transient behaviours of the variable capacity refrigeration system in the abnormal working conditions can be calculated reliably with the dynamic model when the compressor rotary speed or the opening of electronic expansion valve changes abruptly.

Quantum computing is still in a nascent stage and is limited to only a few functions that can be calculated reliably.

Restricted by the proposed three criteria, the period numbers are recovered and the depth is calculated reliably.

This is because, when DUR = 6 dB, since the power of interference is not so large, the estimated power is calculated reliably from the beginning.

Andreas Vosskuhle, the court's president said "the economic and political consequences" of delaying the law's introduction were "almost impossible to calculate reliably".

The consolation for Goldsmith is that so many undecideds still remain and that turn-out for the election is hard to calculate reliably.

Andreas Vosskuhle, the court's president, said the economic and political consequences of delaying the law's introduction were "almost impossible to calculate reliably".

He may have more trouble with skeptics who say the economic advantages to film tax breaks are overstated, depriving states of revenue for a return that is hard to calculate reliably.

Optimal weights can be estimated from pilot data, but it is an open question how large a pilot trial is required to calculate reliably optimal weights.