"Great Estimations" is a model of how to do it right.
And in "Greater Estimations" (a sequel to his "Great Estimations," which makes the author guilty of serial Dickens abuse) he reveals all the tricks for doing this swiftly and accurately: eye training, clump counting and so on.
With its cleanly arranged, stark-against-white photographs, "Great Estimations" is interactive in the old-fashioned way.
The picture portion of each page consists of a rectangular grid of tiny black dots (readers of "Great Estimations" can have fun guessing how many: about 24,000), which make up the background for Reed's illustrations.
Methods that allow for flexibility in the relation between concentration and flow conditions, specifically Beale's ratio estimator and WRTDS, exhibit greater estimation accuracy and lower bias.
However, when the quantitative relationship was not available, there were much greater estimation errors.
You'll have a lower estimation of your own power and a greater estimation of the power of the institutions you happen to be in.
Now that I have devoured his memoir, "Born Round: The Secret History of a Full-Time Eater," I hold him in even greater estimation, not only for his discernment and his accomplished prose but for his bravery.
The semi-arid Masamanaca area, though subject to greater estimation uncertainties, displayed LMR on the order of ≈ 0.4 to 4 mm yr− 1 for shallow landslides.
When compared to Transparency Tube, the Secchi3000 has the advantage of a greater estimation range.
The greatest estimation error is induced when vehicles are located at the different sides of the cluster (−40 m≤d≤0 m on the graph).
