Sentence examples for estimates driving from inspiring English sources

The Best Buy Company said yesterday that its profit this fiscal year would be below some analysts' estimates, driving its shares lower by 6percentt.

To top that, peak bearishness hit after the firm released earnings February 22nd as current quarter forecasts missed consensus estimates, driving the stock down 21% in a single session.

Distinct from a geographical information system (GIS), which estimates driving time based on the lengths of roads and road speed limits [ 31, 32], Google Maps considers the actual traffic conditions on roads.

The parameter estimates driving our simulations were based on both monitor and CTM daily maximum 8-hour mean ozone data for 35 urban background and 21 rural monitoring sites across the UK and on both monitor and CTM loge daily maximum 1-hour NO2) data for 43 urban background and 14 rural monitoring sites across the UK.

Smaller packs, with proportionally diminished prices and estimated driving ranges, are scheduled to be offered later this year: a 60-kWh model starting at $67,400 and a 40-kWh model at $57,400, again excluding tax credits.

With such an efficient drivetrain, the Fit EV's 20-kWh lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery provides the capacity to earn an EPA combined city/highway estimated driving range rating of 82-miles, allowing the Fit EV to surpass the EPA efficiency and range ratings of the Ford Focus Electric (105 MPGe, 76-mile range), Nissan Leaf (99 MPGe, 73-mile range), and Mitsubishi i-MiEV (112 MPGe, 62-mile range).

This indicates that estimating driving speed was more difficult in the anti-fog condition, which likely results from the completely artificial nature of this type of contrast reduction.

should be and what I'm actually getting," said Mrs. Bray, who estimates her driving pattern to be 90 percent highway and 10 percent city.

Leaf et al. [16] reported that obtaining trip-by-trip details provided the most reliable estimates of driving exposure among young drivers.

Estimates of driving rain index at finer spatial resolutions facilitate a reliable consideration of potential moisture loads in the design of efficient building envelopes for any given location.

The results indicated that a model based on the Theory of Planned Behaviour predicted both self-reported performance (50% of variance in general assessments and 33% of variance in estimates of driving errors/violations explained) and instructors' general assessments (17% variance explained).