Sentence examples for estimates are made from inspiring English sources
This property of the aligned data causes high variance in ML distance estimation between Gnetales and other species when estimates are made from B partitions.
As the work goes forward, progress is charted and estimates are made on the effects of any delays or difficulties encountered during the completion of the project.
The measure would cost only $185 billion in the next 10 years, the period in which cost estimates are made, but the amount of revenue lost would explode after the repeal took effect in 2011.
But the exact ranking has remained unclear, because many size estimates are made from scant physical evidence and informed guesses as to how bone size relates to body size.The discovery of a more complete, 97m-year-old skeleton in eastern Morocco, published this week in Science, puts all this to rest and formally installs Spinosaurus as the lizard king.
Unfortunately, sentences like this are common: "Distinctions tend to be made in how heavily weighted growth is in the assertion of value and in the conservatism with which future estimates are made, but avowed value investors typically resist being labeled as unconcerned with growth in asserting a company's intrinsic value".
The need to improve links between Manchester and Leeds through upgrades and a potential new train line (dubbed "HS3" by the media) is also suggested in the report, though no estimates are made over how much this would cost, and when work would get started.
Estimates are made both with and without calibration.
Estimates were made in the spring, before the financial crisis deepened.
Detailed cost estimates were made, and there was extensive outreach to local officials, victims' families, and security personnel.
Since those estimates were made a few years ago, some of those acres have surely been developed.
