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The solid line plot the estimated growing by learning (GBL) effects.

But the construction industry performed much better than first estimated, growing by 0.9% against an initial figure of 0.3%.

The estimated growing by learning (GBL) and learning by growing (LBG) effects are reported in Table 3.

In Africa and South America alone deforestation involves an estimated growing stock of almost 500 Mio m3.

The mean estimated growing season evapotranspiration and biomass for 2002 was 576 Gt of water and 12 Gt of carbon for pasture and croplands compared to 760 Gt of water and 15 Gt of carbon for the Cerrado natural vegetation.

The resultant maps of growing stock volume were subtracted from one another across time periods to produce maps showing the location and intensity of harvests in terms of estimated growing stock volume removal.

However, by increasing the number of parents with multiple states conditionally linked to a specific node, the number of conditional probabilities or parameters, to be estimated grows exponentially.

This is mainly due to the fact that for a linear classifier, the number of parameters to be estimated grows quadratically with the number of feature dimensions.

However, modeling epistatic interactions is much more difficult because the number of contrasts required and, consequently, the number of parameters to be estimated grow exponentially with the number of markers and the order of the interaction.

First, if the number of responses is large, power attenuates, since the number of covariance parameters needing to be estimated grows with the square of the number of responses.

On some soils, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union estimates: "growing corn releases 700 grams of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere for every kilowatt hour of energy it produces.