Sentence examples for started to estimate from inspiring English sources

A simulation study covering 12 h at 14 July 2009 was therefore started to estimate the impact of GPS, Galileo and GLONASS data on the GNSS tomography.

As shown in Fig. 5, after CS compensation when the stopping criteria, |q|<thr, is satisfied, a new loop is started to estimate the constant timing delay of μ.

In addition, studies have now started to estimate how much phenotypic variation is explained by variation at imprinted loci, an indication of how important imprinting may be as a source of variation [ 17].

"This means you get an idea of the loads on the tires and, added to data provided regarding the abrasive level of the track surface, you can start to estimate tire wear at this circuit, which is a crucial piece of data when it comes to planning strategy," he explained in a news release.

Here's Spencer Weart's "Your Dot" essay on the roots of nuclear fear, and its resurgence after the ravaging of the Fukushima plant: A year after the Fukushima reactor catastrophe, we can start to estimate its effects on people's medical and mental health.

Now we start to estimate (Pi_{m+1}).

end{aligned} (3) Next, we start to estimate (h_{0}).

Now we start to estimate (I_{j}) one by one for (j=1,2,3).

end{aligned} (60) Now we start to estimate (N_{j}) one by one for (j=1,2,3).

Here, the savvy interviewer will start with basic elements like how many airports are in any given area, and start to estimate unknown variables like how many flights go out of each airport per day.

Its shares rose 1% on hopes that it might soon be able to reach a settlement with the DoJ – which it had hoped would take place this year – or at least start to estimate its own bill.