Sentence examples for finite estimates of from inspiring English sources

Hence we advise fitting the model for multiple distribution choices, to identify which may provide finite estimates of abundance.

The occurrence of large finite estimates of is similar to analogous findings of Wang and Lindsay (2005) in the context of species richness estimation.

We see that large finite estimates of abundance can arise, in particular where the number of sampling occasions T is small.

Given that steady state groundwater flow conditions arise as a long time asymptotic limit of a particular transient response, it is natural for us to seek a finite estimate of the amount of time required for a particular transient flow problem to effectively reach steady state.

Hence for this dataset a finite estimate of mean abundance can be obtained for the Poisson but not for the negative-binomial.

LDNe produced finite estimates in less than half the samples.

A key part of this response is the characterization of the earthquake source through rapid finite-fault estimates of earthquake slip distributions.

Fig. 3 a Under-focused b Over-focused c Finite difference estimate of the intensity variation according (2).

Fig. 8 a Under-focused image b Over-focused image c Finite difference estimate of the intensity derivative along the optical axis Fig. 9 Plot of (chi ^2) as function of (R_{LP}) (in (mu m).

Images of a test object are simulated for a wavelength of (lambda = 500) nm, a defocus step of (Delta f = 1) mm, a numerical aperture of 0.3, and a pixel size of 1 μm. Figure 3 shows an under-focused, and an over-focused image, as well as the finite difference estimate of the intensity variation along the optical axis determined from those.

The lower bound yields the new diagnostic (14) for a finite (moment) estimate of.