Sentence examples for estimated bound to from inspiring English sources

Then in mobile, internet, and other communications networks conveying multichannel audio signals, we can use the estimated bound to allocate bandwidth for a particular Quality of Service (QoS), transparent or degraded and thus save bandwidth or improve the overall QoS.

Like Volkswagen 's New Beetle, the born-again MINI is evocative, stylish, huggable and affordable, with a thrifty 35 miles-per-gallon average EPA rating (estimated) that's bound to improve BMW's voluntary fleet average fuel consumption and score points with buyers if gas prices stay anywhere north of $1.50.

It estimated that lower bound to be "close to, but a little above, zero". .

An in silico and chromatin immunoprecipitation analysis estimated that SP1 bound to the cis-regulatory region of HB-EGF in OCCC cells.

Hence, when the most rapidly warming regions on Earth are not part of the statistics, the global mean estimate is bound to be lower than the real global mean.

Hence spectral estimates are bound to get better at every frequency with increase of model order.

Moreover, evidence from the final rounds of interviews and workshops (around the end of our study) suggest that this estimate was bound to increase, e.g., quoting from the last workshop in our dataset: "I am [still] not aware of any way to provide [direct] feedback to an architect.

Therefore, the 2-agent approximation can be used to estimate a lower bound to the ORR.

By connecting the bias to the different landmarks and to the vehicle pose, the estimates become tightly bound to the SLAM drift.

There was a positive association between mutation rates and extra-pair paternity in birds, accounting for an intermediate effect size that explained 5 11% of the variance; estimates that are bound to be conservative due to many different causes of noise in the data.

We estimated the amount of calcium bound to the non-saturated high-affinity calcium indicator BF2 as described in the Materials and Methods.