Sentence examples for estimated back from inspiring English sources

McFarland estimated back in April that Brant would be facing at least $6,500 in legal costs, although that figure is higher now.

Tesla estimated back in December that deliveries to early reservation holders for the standard battery version with rear-wheel drive would begin in early 2018.

It estimated back at its 2014 launch that China accounted for one-in-five of the world's "knowledge workers", or a target audience of 140 million professionals, so it will see that there is plenty more work to be done.

However, he estimated back in 2009 that he had spent more than $200m in legal fees over two decades, with more than 2,500 court appearances in 106 trials.

That's way more than the $5 billion that famed Harvard University ant biologist Edward O. Wilson estimated back in 2000 and that was for every species on Earth, not just animals.

The Horiuchi-Coale formula provides a remarkable improvement in terms of estimation errors over both the classical and the extrapolation methods at all levels of life expectancy (Table 1, Figs. 1 and 2, plots f, h, l, m), although the parameters for the formula were estimated back in the 1980s.

In this case, the error means the absolute value of the difference between the estimated back-azimuth and the value determined by JMA published data.

Obviously, data whose error range lies between 160 and 180 degrees (this means that the estimated back-azimuths turn almost in a reverse direction from the true ones) are relatively frequent compared with data whose error range lies between 60 and 160 degrees.

Overall, the MisProbit estimates back up the results of our count data models.

The 2018 figure is down a bit from the $110 billion the firm was estimating back in December.

This paper presents a probabilistic evaluation, based on Monte-Carlo method, to estimate back flashover rate (BFR) and shielding failure flashover rate (SFFOR) of overhead transmission lines (TLs).