For example, it is estimated that an Escherichia coli cell during its 40-minute reproduction process must generate about 1011 output bits.
The numbers are impressive; for example, it is estimated that 720 pizzas per minute are sold in the city.
At Glastonbury, for example, it is estimated that thousands of tents were left on the fields of Worthy Farm this summer.
In the United States alone, for example, it is estimated that more than two million deer are harvested annually by licensed hunters.
For example, it is estimated that planting a further quarter-million hectares of new forests, particularly near to towns and cities, could generate social benefits worth in excess of £500m per year.
In the US, for example, it is estimated that the meat industry would face additional costs of more than $700m [pdf] if antibiotic rules similar to those in some parts of Europe were introduced.
For example, it is estimated that some 200,000 works of art were taken from Germany after World War II, and German sources estimate that more than 4.6 million books were taken; Russian holdings include a Gutenberg bible and thousands of works from the Berlin Museum's East Asian collection.
For example, it is estimated that 10% of Europe's wave power could be produced off the coast of Scotland.
For example, it is estimated that landowners in the state of Texas can collectively receive $5 million annually in lease payments [14].
For example, it is estimated that two-thirds of Udemy's 7 million users, and 50percentt of its revenue, are based outside of the U.S., where access to education can be more challenging.
For example, it is estimated that 99%% of all maternal deaths in 2008 were in developing countries [1], with Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) having the highest maternal mortality rate (MMR) of 640/100,000 live births.
