Sentence examples for ends estimate from inspiring English sources

"Tail ends" estimate method is usually used to get asymptotic compactness of autonomous infinite-dimensional lattice, and by this the existence of global compact attractor is obtained; see [15 17].

Washington has crunched the numbers, and the high-end estimate is about $2 billion in tax revenue over five years.

This is the lower-end estimate of burning all fossil fuels currently known about, though not including future finds or those made available by new extraction technologies.

Although there are no hard numbers, the owners of water-sports stores on the East End estimate the number of windsurfers on Long Island at 1,000 to 3,000.

But the Picasso sold at its low-end estimate – for £31m – and a final bid of £29m for the Monet meant it went unsold.

That would raise total collection capacity to more than 60,000 barrels a day, the current high-end estimate of the well's flow rate.

"You have to be very careful because it has the connotation of doing exactly that," — creating a low-end estimate to escape tax — he said.

A bidding war drove the price up to nearly $62 million, more than twice the high-end estimate and a record for the artist.

He denied both charges, which meant that when he was found guilty of the first count there were no mitigating factors to reduce his suspension from the lower-end estimate of 12 weeks.

George O'Connor at Panmure Gordon said: Interim results feature 2% revenue growth down from 5% year on year, and lower than our bottom end estimate; however profit was better than we had expected.

Still, Chinese contemporary artists did better than some feared, said Anders Petterson, managing director of ArtTactic, an art market research company, raising a total of $4.94 million against a low-end estimate of $4.52 million.