Sentence examples for subject estimated from inspiring English sources
Before putting, each subject estimated the size of the hole by drawing it.
A study by the Census Bureau in 1994, the last time the agency looked at the subject, estimated that in 1992, the mean annual earnings for a person with a bachelor's degree was $32,629, compared with $18,737 for a high school graduate and $19,666 for a person with some college but no bachelor's degree.
But just because they have a monopoly on weather information — with a share of the audience for this subject estimated at 89 percent — doesn't mean they can mess with the great lament about the weather: everybody talks about it, nobody does anything about it.
While stressing the birds, their behaviour and the distances from which the experimenters found themselves from the focal subject (estimated visually after training) were recorded in real time using a digital audio recorder (VN5500® Olympus Europa, Hamburg, Germany).
Bob Goddard, an expert on the subject, estimates that the number of higher education students will reach 262 million by 2025 against 178 million in 2010.
Deborah J. Anthony, who wrote a 2010 paper on the legal and social influences on how women decide which surnames to use on the subject, estimates that 80 to 85percentt of married women take their husband's last names.
The Linley Group report on NPUs, the canonical source on the subject, estimates a total market of under around $500 million for merchant NPUs.
One study on this subject estimates that there is a one percent decrease in enrollment for every $400 increase in tuition at public institutions.
One awards consultant, who asked not to be identified because of the sensitive nature of the subject, estimates that even the most popular movies draw fewer than 1,000 voters to theaters.
In reinforcement learning the subject estimates directly meaningful information on the performed movement.
A recent review on the subject estimates that there are 18 potential cohesin complexes that could be present in cells, based on purely combinatorial considerations [ 34].
