Sentence examples for rationally estimate from inspiring English sources

The results show that the proposed methodology can overcome previous restrictions of groundwater hydrograph and isotope analyses to effectively and rationally estimate monthly variations in pumpage and recharge, thus making it possible to research fine flow mechanisms within a multi-layer groundwater system.

Then it is possible to rationally estimate the optimal QC sampling time intervals to sustain an acceptable residual risk with the minimum QC related cost.

It is possible to rationally estimate the optimal QC sampling time intervals of an analytical system to sustain an acceptable residual risk with the minimum QC related cost.

Some epistemologists of trust write as though trust is only rational if the trustor him or herself has rationally estimated the likely trustworthiness of the trustee.

They are not "desiccated calculating machines", as Nye Bevan famously cast Hugh Gaitskell, rationally estimating the likely utility for themselves or society by choosing policy A over policy B. Instead, they think with their guts.

As the most important parameters for unsaturated mass transport analysis, the hydraulic diffusivity and unsaturated permeability are rationally estimated from the physical experiments.

It was verified that the bending resistance of longitudinally stiffened girders could be rationally estimated on the basis of the AASHTO LRFD specifications only by replacing the slenderness limits with the proposed formulas.

Then a formulation was developed based on three simple failure mechanisms considering bending and shear deformations, effects of prying action on the top angle and stiffness of the tension bolts to estimate rationally the ultimate moment M u of the connection, which is a vital parameter of the proposed four-parameter power model.

Research on these rules is needed to estimate more rationally the developing strength of concrete used in structures than those without considering the action of sustained loads.

This paper presents an approach to quantify such uncertainty, and to rationally incorporate them into estimates of cost contingency.

Low participation rates by farmers in voluntary agri-environmental programs may depend on rationally bounded ex ante estimates of the negative effect of program enrollment on farm income.