Sentence examples for estimates of existing from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, our estimates of existing Atlantic Forest cover were higher than previous ones (7 8%), ranging from 11.4% to 16%.
The strong memory of the CPHD filter causes it to provide excessive state estimates of existing and disappearing targets.
Owing to its weak memory, the PHD filter fails to provide state estimates of existing targets if these targets are missing from new incoming measurements [2].
The PHD filter fails to provide the state estimates of existing targets if these targets are missing from the incoming measurements owing to the poor memory of the filter.
Various estimates of existing copper reserves available for mining vary from 25 years to 60 years, depending on core assumptions such as the growth rate.
On the basis of the estimates of existing production and local estimates of potential production it is possible that up to 200 000 t of fish could be produced annually from the basin as a whole.
As the long-term feedback loop related to hospital discharge and readmission of colonised patients and spread of HCAI pathogens in the community or settings as LTCFs can effect HCAI transmission dynamics [ 19, 70, 119], such an approach can aid in providing a realistic estimate of existing and new infection control strategies' effectiveness.
Within some 3.5 billion years biological species evolved highly complex multifunctional surfaces for interacting with their environments: some 10 million living prototypes (i.e., estimated number of existing plants and animals) for engineers.
Urban-X estimates traffic load of existing users outside the mesh in each channel and utilizes less occupied channels opportunistically.
It is observed that, in estimating the response of existing deficient columns, parameters such as plastic hinge length, concrete strength and splice length are important sources of uncertainty.
Traditional experimental methods for estimating modal mass of existing footbridges require measurement of frequency response functions, implying direct measurement of controllable excitation.
