Sentence examples for estimates received from inspiring English sources
Australia has also expressed concerns about China's activities in neighbouring island states – which the Lowy Institute thinktank estimates received $1.78bn in aid from Beijing from 2006-16 – boostits its own spending in response.
Estimates received by the SSRB indicate that "the average gap in the long term between RPI and CPI will be 1.4 percentage points, so after the first year of retirement (when this change of uprating takes effect) pensions are likely to be worth on average 1.4 per cent less each year than if they had been uprated by RPI.
It is based on estimates received from 16 major international banks based in London of how much they must pay in order to borrow cash from other banks.
Then a diffusion update step is performed by combining (through calculating a weighted average) the intermediate estimates received from neighboring nodes.
The feasible multi-scan target existence events are used to weight the smoothed target state estimates received at each scan in the interval.
Channel quality information is signaled between corresponding MAC-layers based quantized wideband channel estimates received from PHY. Figure 4 Overview of the MAC Scheduler.
Subsistence farmers grow 90% of cocoa but, Pipitone estimates, receive about 6% of the value of the chocolate market, an amount he describes as "very low". So low, they are abandoning cocoa cultivation as a viable, sustainable career.
While the washing machine was quoted at £1,291.99, another estimate received by Hussein shows that the exact same item could be supplied for just £380 – a £912 saving.
Selected machine learning methods and their modifications (AdaBoostClassifier with DecisionTreeClassifier, RandomForestClassifier, GradientBoostingClassifier) were applied in this analysis in order to estimate received optical power parameter based on series of weather parameters.
The estimated received signal ( {tilde{s}}_i ) is obtained for UE i.
where b is a small real number that prevents the adaptation step size to grow uncontrollably when the estimated received power is close to zero.
