Sentence examples for estimates of capacity from inspiring English sources
Volume differences derived from multiple surveys of individual reservoirs also provide estimates of capacity loss over time due to sedimentation.
In this case, computing estimates of capacity allowed for precise descriptions of trade-offs observed between the two tasks.
Morey extended Rouder et al. (2008) nonhierarchical model to a hierarchical Bayesian model that mitigates the issues mentioned above, providing efficient, stable estimates of capacity.
Any ordering in which the 0-point reward corresponds with lower estimates of capacity than all the rewarded conditions is consistent with this possibility, which is represented by A (Fig. 3, white region).
Furthermore, the cost estimates of the interventions, as well as the estimates of capacities and further constraints should be adjusted if they were expected to differ from the Dutch estimates.
The resulting estimate of capacity, averaged over set sizes 4, 6 and 8 was 3.4 (set size 2 was excluded since its maximum capacity would be 2 and this would underestimate the overall capacity).
Although for any given hit and false alarm rate it is possible to compute either Pashler's (1988) estimate or Cowan's (2001) estimate of capacity, the estimate will be interpretable only if the formula matches the experimental design used.
Mr King said: "For some years now the link between estimates of spare capacity in the economy and retail price inflation has been surprisingly weak.
Clarke said revisions which push up the GDP level significantly in recent years could mean that estimates of spare capacity in the economy would also be brought down, bringing a rate rise closer.
