Sentence examples for estimates off from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organisation agrees, and has recently taken its estimates off its website.

Given estimates of δ j, we can purge the grades of inflation by subtracting these estimates off of observed grades and using the purged grades to form a new measure of class rank.

Since the condition (frac{1}{r}-frac{1}{s}=frac{2}{n}) on the exponents is necessary for a uniform bound, one cannot expect estimates off this line to be uniform still.

Essential has always been upfront about the fact that it wouldn't approach sales volumes of giants like Apple or Samsung in its first few years, but de Masi said he's been pleasantly surprised by their performance, and called those estimates off-base relative to their actual sales volume thus far.

(Boy, was that estimate off; those write-downs actually added up to tens of billions).

Along the Nankai Trough, the maximum slip-deficit rate is estimated off Shikoku (Ito and Hashimoto 2004; Yoshioka and Matsuoka 2013).

She thought a $900 billion stimulus package would bring unemployment down to 6.6percentt, an estimate off by a wide mark -- the jobless rate was about 9percentt during the first months of 2011.

These functions are estimated off-line on a training set.

These values, reported in Table6, have been estimated off-line and will be used for all the sequences.

In this manner, SDP models capture the time varying and non-linear dynamics of motorway flows but can, nonetheless, be estimated off-line.

It should be mentioned that the stability regions of the proposed controllers could be estimated off-line for a range of set-point changes.