Within the specific realm of small- and medium-sized enterprises, these factors can range from cost estimates, ease of use, learning curves, and the perceived and actual needs and expectations of the businesses.
Based on manufacturing estimates, ease of maintainability, and a best fit for the space shown in Fig. 14, a buoy diameter of 3.5 m was selected as the largest usable and most optimal size.
The aim of the comprehensibility evaluation was to estimate the ease with which physicians were able to remember and to understand VCM icons, and to determine which types of VCM icons were potentially difficult for physicians to learn or to understand.
An unexpected decline in jobless claims and the retailers' estimates helped ease concern that the economy and corporate profit growth may not accelerate as much as forecast in the second half.
Therefore, accurate methods of estimating the ease of excavation are required.
The organisation estimates that easing the ban on gay adults could cost the organization 100,000 to 350,000 members.
In a private meeting with senators, Bloomberg says, Bernanke estimated quantitative easing could help create between 700,000 and 1 million jobs, according to Alabama Senator Richard Shelby, the senior Republican on the Senate Banking Committee.
As an example, Table 6 presents some barriers regarding technical performance of Blind Spot Detection (BSD) together with the classification on preliminary estimate on the ease to overcome the barrier.
We show that chosen computationally-derived molecular features along several atomic descriptors of the metallic center, as well as the value of the standard redox potential of the metal center, E0, allow for the semiquantitative estimate of the ease of metal hydrogen bond rupture for binary and multinary hydrides.
