Sentence examples for estimate heavy from inspiring English sources
Istok and Cooper (1988) used the kriging method to estimate heavy metal concentration in groundwater and concluded that this method was the best estimator for spatial prediction of lead.
This results in limitations in the identification of the most critical factor/s for accurately estimating heavy metal loads and for designing effective stormwater treatment measures.
The estimated heavy crude oil reserve globally by the IEA is about 6 trillion barrels (OECD/IEA 2005).
If a curve is constructed from the mean of the time-allocation estimates, (heavy dashed curve) its slope will be more gradual than those of any of the individual curves it is supposed to represent.
No clear trend of all-cause or cause-specific mortality in relation to estimated heavy metals concentrations was observed in males.
But the least squares curve only estimates average daily snowfall for a given maximum temperature; it cannot estimate extreme heavy snowfalls.
The disadvantage of the algorithm is that it is demanding and inefficient in terms of communication and computational requirements when there are many parameters to estimate and heavy communication requirements to satisfy.
The problems in implementing these EKFs, i.e. misdiagnosis due to biased estimates and heavy computation load due to the parallel configuration, have been solved with a selection strategy for proper combinations of sensor locations and EKF parameters.
We have estimated the heavy metal (lead, cadmium, nickel and mercury) concentrations in soil and food crops commonly grown or sold in South Eastern Nigeria with the aim of evaluating the potential dietary toxicity by determination of daily intake of these metals.
On the other hand, Pawlicki pointed out that earlier estimates of heavy damage to the state's artichoke crop appear to have been overstated.
Above the demilitarized zone that divides the Korean peninsula, the North Koreans have put an estimated 13,000 heavy artillery pieces into mountain bunkers.
