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The relatively smooth sailing continued not just in the United States, which spent over $100 billion on Year 2000 preparations, according to government estimates, but also in foreign nations that had spent far less.

Art experts said Christie's was more aggressive, not only in its estimates but also in the guarantee (an undisclosed sum promised to a seller regardless of a sale's outcome), which they said was about $30 million, more than the low estimate for the collection.

These models should be high fidelity for good estimates but also computationally lightweight for inexpensive implementation.

Penalized logistic regression is useful for classification that not only provides class probability estimates but also can overcome overfitting problem.

The model outcomes do not only provide us with these quantitative estimates but also improve our understanding of the economic mechanisms, which underpin those transitions.

The proposed model has all the advantages of traditional Bayesian formulations such as the ability to produce measures of confidence for the inferences made and providing not only predictive estimates but also quantitative measures of the predictive uncertainty.

Simulation results show that not only the system state is robustly estimated, but also effective error reductions on state estimation are provided.

Based on the available measurement outputs from each individual sensor and its neighboring sensors, the main purpose of this paper is to design distributed state estimators such that not only the states of the target plant are estimated but also the prescribed H∞ disturbance attenuation performance is guaranteed.

In addition, the sliding mode estimator is also employed so that not only the system states can be estimated, but also the cost for sensors and the physical size of secondary side can be much reduced.

The price was not only double its high estimate but also outstripped another edition of the piece, which was bought for $41,600 at Christie's in 2005.

Not only do these include direct costs, which are difficult to estimate, but also opportunity costs.