Sentence examples for system estimates that from inspiring English sources

Our system estimates that, had he followed the Aaron path, Griffey would have ended his career with 904 home runs.

Nielsen, which provides the ratings system, estimates that an average of just 100,000 listeners are tuned into Sandilands at any given time.

The state university system estimates that nearly 250 Japanese Americans were studying at state university campuses in 1942 when they were forced to live in internment camps throughout the West.

A recent report from Advanced Energy Economy, a national association of businesses advocating for a clean energy system, estimates that the clean economy — which they define broadly to include not just electricity generation but also energy and water efficiency, alternative fuels, and clean transportation — is a $1.4 trillion global market.

This dip occurs because when we do the search for, the system estimates that if all applications are run at their highest possible utility (i.e., is set to zero), the average power will be slightly less than 15 W.

Rabbi Sean Cannon, who runs the Jewish Life and Learning program for Cape Town's Herzlia Jewish community school system, estimates that 90percentt of his students are secular.

The national health system estimated that it would cost about $77 million to treat all 30,000 French patients.

Based on possible speeds, wind and other factors, the Coast Guard's notification system estimated that a search would need to cover 120,000 square miles – an area about as large as the Philippines.

Moidin Mohiuddin, the lab's senior manager of advanced storage systems, estimates that one administrator can currently manage about one terabyte, or one trillion bytes, of data.

Those armies of smartphone owners and their tablet-toting brethren are contributing to a striking increase in wireless data usage: Cisco Systems estimates that mobile data traffic will grow by a factor of 18 by 2016, and Bell Labs predicts it will increase by a factor of 25.

Keenan & Associates, a consulting firm that works with California's school systems, estimates that the unfunded liability for the Golden State's schools and community colleges is $22 billion.If governments do nothing, their credit ratings could be damaged and their cost of borrowing could rise.