Sentence examples for system estimates in from inspiring English sources

The SeisComP3 system estimates in real time, the origin time, hypocenter, and magnitude of detected earthquakes.

The report declined to answer questions about how many users are authorized to access the MIRS system (estimates in The Baltimore Sun put it at between 6,000 and 7,000 individuals) and how many user logins had occurred since 2015, stating that it did not track or collect this information.

The absolute differences between robotic system and motion capture system estimates in observed magnitude of diagonal trajectories were a mean of 2.9 mm (sd 2.2) for the upper frame and 7.0 mm (sd 4.0) for the lower frame.

For many researchers, microsatellites continue to be the marker of choice for surveys of genetic diversity and structure, as well as paternity analysis and mating system estimates in which codominance is essential.

The results of the pneumonia surveillance system has informed the policies, procedures and resource allocation of the DCHS birth cohort study; the DCHS will continue to follow the children in these communities for 5 years, and will determine the accuracy of the surveillance system estimates in children aged 1 5 years.

Under this system of forces the modal behaviour of the rotor-shaft is studied to get better ideas about the dynamic behaviour of the system, estimated in terms of modal damping factors, stability limit speed, the frequency response functions, as well as the direction of whirl of the shaft in different modes.

In the mysid experimental system, estimates of the genetic load in both environments suggest that while inbreeding depression is expressed for all fitness metrics in the permissive environment, the effects are far more pronounced in the stressful environment.

This system estimates the robot position in previously learned environments, using data provided solely by an omnidirectional visual perception subsystem composed of a camera and of a special conical reflecting surface.

This paper compares the fluvial flux of nitrate at the UK's tidal limit with an estimate of losses from the terrestrial biosphere at the point of entry to the river system to estimate in-stream losses across the UK's entire river network between 1925 and 2007.

Reports of congenital anomalies were obtained from vital records and a more sensitive model of the water distribution system estimated prenatal exposures in the follow-up study.

Acute decompensation of chronic heart failure (HF) leads to over 1 million hospitalizations annually [ 1] and places a significant burden on the health system with an estimated in-hospital mortality of 3 5% [ 2– 5].