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A more comprehensive formulation taking into account pose and map estimates will result in better performance of the algorithms.

Intel's goal is to ride a new spurt in demand that Intel estimates will result in a world with 15 billion connected devices by 2015, ranging from smart phones and notebook computers to the powerful banks of servers supporting them.

We aim to demonstrate the capacity for increased inclusion of detailed data (from spatial, temporal, and categorical perspectives) into a regional GHG modelling approach and hypothesize that incorporating the refined disturbance estimates will result in reduced uncertainties in GHG balance estimates for boreal forests.

Eighteen states are bumping up their minimum wage this week, which the Economic Policy Institute estimates will result in $5 billion more per year in workers' pockets.

Even when direct evidence is available, combining consistent direct and indirect estimates will result in more precise treatment effect estimates [ 2- 6].

Overall causal impact estimates will result from a difference-in-difference analysis comparing selected indicators across intervention and control facilities/catchment populations over time.

Errors in the core model's secular variation (SV) estimate will result in some core field signals remaining in the data through the remainder of the algorithm.

Here, an ideal uncertainty estimate will result in superior recognition performance for all considered test cases and all applied post masks.

But just as higher military spending is helping offset the high-tech crash, higher housing prices will offset most of the $400-million drop in spending that we estimate will result from lower stock prices.

Grant estimated this will result in savings of 30bn-80bn gallofs of water annually.

Projections vary on how the mandate's absence will affect the health-care system, but the Congressional Budget Office has estimated it will result in 13 million fewer people having health insurance after a decade.