Sentence examples for form an estimate from inspiring English sources
Curious what America would look like if a similar policy had been enacted here at the same time, we dug up data from the Census Bureau and Centers for Disease Control to try and form an estimate.
So you can imagine someone doing a test drill into my jar of coins, and when they do this test drill into this jar of coins they form an estimate Yi.
An earlier discussion of the issue, in "On Psychotherapy" (1905), sounds even stranger: One should look beyond the patient's illness and form an estimate of his whole personality; those patients who do not possess a reasonable degree of education and a fairly reliable character should be refused.
WUNDT has been a voluminous writer on psychological and philosophical subjects, and has had a profound effect in Germany and to a large extent also in the United States of America, but of the real value of his psychological investigations this is not the occasion to form an estimate.
RSUs communicate with other RSUs and vehicles to form an estimate of congestion in different zones.
This AWF approach employs a spatially varying weighted sum to form an estimate of each pixel.
The copyright case has implications for discount sellers like Costco as well as eBay, Amazon and other companies that form an estimated $58 billion annual market for goods that are purchased abroad, then imported and resold without the permission of the manufacturer.
The bin magnitudes and phases could be predicted separately, based on their values over the previous p frames, and then combined to form an estimated phasor value for the current frame.
More specifically, the selected relay (mathrm {R}^{star }_{i}) first estimates L=N/2 (without loss of generality, assuming N is even) source coded symbols to form an estimated punctured codeword (hat {mathbf {c}}_{R^{star }_{i}} = {hat {c}_{R^{star }_{i},l}}_{lin Theta }), where.
So what they actually estimate each person forms an estimate, which we could call Yi and this Yi we could think of as being the truth plus noise.
To test this question, we conducted an experiment where we randomly assigned the order in which individuals formed an estimate of their own versus evaluated the estimate of another.
