Sentence examples for estimates by which from inspiring English sources

However, finite-time convergence to a global optimum is typically not guaranteed (see e.g. [ 18]), and within a fixed time limit one might find only unsatisfying estimates, by which the model alternatives cannot be discriminated, or no estimate at all.

A repeat cross-sectional survey, with the same target population and sampling frame, is the most appropriate and straightforward design for providing a series of survey estimates by which changes in a population can be monitored over periods of time [ 17].

This gives policy makers an estimate by which to compare the costs and effects of intervention activities.

Now we discuss different ways to compute f j, the estimated date by which part j will be finished.

Let f j be the estimated date by which part j will be finished (repaired and ready to leave the group).

It has also managed to tap into a small but fast-rising share of money from lapis, according to rough estimates by Global Witness, which includes alleged payoffs and protection payments made to the Taliban by Malek and Mujadidi.

Belatedly marking to market for foreign exchange, we downgrade 2016 earnings per share estimates by 4% which means waiting to 2017 until we see a meaningful earnings bounce-back, assuming foreign exchange headwinds don't get in the way again.

It estimates the factor by which the live load component needs to be amplified so that a structural crisis, which takes the form of plastic collapse, occurs.

This estimates the factor by which the Clinical Face Phenotype Space improves the clustering of syndromes when compared with random chance (to 95% confidence).

It was due to be completed in May 2015, but the IPCC have now told the family that they cannot even estimate a date by which is will be finished, let alone seen by the family.

The NPRs estimate the percentage by which domestic prices of agricultural products differ from the border prices for those same products.