Sentence examples for progress estimation from inspiring English sources

Effective planning and control for complex construction projects requires reliable material tracking, effective supply chain visibility, and accurate progress estimation.

First results applying RBF-approximation, growing neural cell structures and probabilistic models for progress estimation, are presented.

However, a project team's understanding of the backlog items' business implications and dependencies may often not be deep enough to identify all necessary tasks this early, so in addition to the tasks defined in the beginning of the sprint, more necessary tasks might be discovered as the sprint progresses, making any attempt at progress estimation or risk management difficult.

The progress of estimation of mean and standard deviation has been displayed in the form of graphical plot of estimated parameters versus corresponding number of iterations (Figs. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15).

As the five-day trip progressed, my estimation for Richard was to grow in proportion to the irritation I felt with a number of my travelling companions.

Although the use of artificial neural networks (ANNs) has allowed significant progress in the estimation of suspended loads, there is still a need for more sensitive estimation methods.

Recent years have witnessed significant progress in entropy estimation, in particular in the large alphabet regime.

Although the existing appearance-based methods have made significant progress in gaze estimation, their accuracy and robustness need to be further improved.

to improve the assessment of the rehabilitation progress through precise estimation of the patient kinematics.

In this field, our general research has two main goals: to improve the assessment of the rehabilitation progress through precise estimation of the patient kinematics.

Triggered by goals defined by the national development document "Vision 2023", and supported by the intensified construction industry, rapid urban growth multiplies a number of challenges and discrepancies between the official vision of progress and professional estimations of its possible outcomes.