Sentence examples for estimations of the expected from inspiring English sources

Earlier estimations of the expected tile performance were carried out mostly for engineering purposes, to compare the permissible heat load with the power density of 7 MW/m2 originally specified for the ILW as a uniform load for 10 s.

For instance, Lorey et al. [ 24] stated that: "The functional equivalence of action states is due mostly to internal estimations of the expected sensory feedback in both motor control and motor imagery" (p. 1).

Based on these finding and using measured heliospheric parameters during the rising phase of the current 23-rd solar cycle we are able to present some semi-quantitative estimations of the expected solar wind energy flux and the induced electric field for the time period after the solar maximum.

Finally, an estimation on the expected performance of the algorithms is obtained from rigorous simulation tests.

Such data are helpful in the estimation of the expected genetic effects in cancer.

The red line represents the estimation of the expected baseline rate and the grey shaded area represents the confidence limit of 99%.

The optimal number of groups is then obtained by minimizing a balanced estimation of the expected test cost.

Conditioning on the propensity-score results in unbiased estimation of the expected difference in observed responses to two treatments.

However, the estimation of the expected weight is complex, which renders this method, as used presently, less effective.

The estimation of the expected load profile of the village and optimization of the system is done using hybrid optimization model for electrical renewable (HOMER) software.

Designing an effective demand response (DR) program requires a deep understanding of energy consumer behavior and a precise estimation of the expected outcome.