Sentence examples for filled with estimates from inspiring English sources

Some degree of measurement error is no reason to defer recognition; accounting statements are filled with estimates about future events—about warranty expenses, loan loss reserves, future pension and postemployment benefits, and contingent liabilities for environmental damage and product defects.

The occlusion regions are so mainly filled with estimates from the future frame pair as the past frame pair will not contribute a large number of motion estimates at these positions.

For the base-case, this model is filled with estimates of the relationship between adherence on the one hand and asthma control, symptoms, exacerbations, quality of life and healthcare utilization on the other hand.

Moreover, operating reports filled with estimated and allocated costs distract cost center managers from their primary responsibilities to monitor and control production efficiencies and to improve productivity.

In the ensuing months, the ravine was filled with an estimated 100,000 bodies.

And more fragments traced the explosion to a grey Samsonite suitcase filled with an estimated one kilogram of pentrite.

The country has about 30 prisons and detention centers built to hold 40,000 inmates, but they are filled with an estimated 57,000, according to a recent report by the Moroccan Observatory on Prisons.

The town square in Bentonville, Arkansas was filled with an estimated 2,000 people wearing yellow rain slickers that said "Wal-Mart -- Not in My Neighborhood".

The Panathinaiko Stadium was filled with an estimated 80,000 spectators, including King George I of Greece, his wife Olga, and their sons.

Dozens of people stood outside in an overflow area, unable to fit into the worship area filled with an estimated 750 people. .

The intermediate estimates provide a continuous path estimate, with latent times of no data "filled in" with estimates constrained only by the movement model and the environmental data.