Sentence examples for estimation taking from inspiring English sources

Spatial interpolations are conducted for the ozone estimation taking into account the spatial correlations.

The ISSE alternates channel estimation, taking explicitly into account the channel variability, and soft data detection.

An additional correction is done to asymptotic estimation, taking into account the structure of the reaction rate equations.

It appears clear that the use of a 3D estimation space that includes the DOD dimension must improve the arrival separation and observable estimation, taking into account the propagating properties of the arrivals.

The 82% absorption of the Thin/NR cell gives a lower estimation (taking parasitic absorptions as zero) of approximately 72% for internal quantum efficiency (IQE) at wavelengths where P3HT is strongly absorbing [24, 39, 40].

As a future work, we will study a further model for throughput estimation taking into account the dynamic length of which was assumed as a fixed length in this paper.

The crucial element of the one-step approach that leads to unbiased point estimates is the inclusion of the appropriate probabilistic measurement model so that the estimation takes into account the unreliability of the measurement.

The site of the duelling grounds — about a hundred feet south of the end of the cliff, by Mr. Fleckenstein's estimation — takes some effort to visualize.

Regarding the third point (quality loss due to the estimations to fill in data gaps), we expect the size of the loss to depend on the estimation procedure that could be used (interpolation or extrapolation) and the number of years over which estimation took place.

In both the methods, the estimation takes place over the entire study region.

Much of the hostility was reserved for those who used LSD, while most newspapers, in Martel's estimation, took a more progressive approach towards those who smoked marijuana.