Sentence examples for that cannot be estimated from inspiring English sources

These last are of a value that cannot be estimated.

Despite the utility of such models, they require that material researchers input system design specifications that cannot be estimated easily.

But the two countries have been regarded as close allies for so many years that a formal rupture would inevitably have a long-term impact that cannot be estimated with certainty now.

The required parameters for the model are calculated either statically from the generated assembly files or with the aid of the CCS profiler for the parameters that cannot be estimated statically such as the data cache miss rate.

This is due to the fact that cannot be estimated reliably over 60 symbols, and also the correlation between the nonpilot subcarriers has a nonzero value that is considerably larger than in case of 120 symbols.

It is well-known that there may exist parameters in a model that cannot be estimated by PE at all, i.e. not with a finite error (see e.g. [ 1- 5]).

Within a building model, the thermal characteristics of the envelope and the HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) equipment are described by parameters that often cannot be estimated with high accuracy (e.g., occupant behavior, building envelope and HVAC equipment performance).

Even in America, where unemployment has varied less than in Britain and the NAIRU ought to be easier to pin down, some economists argue that it cannot be estimated precisely enough for unemployment rates to be much help to monetary policy.

In a previous study, we found that EELV cannot be estimated by EIT with reasonable accuracy [ 21].

A recent study by Varpula and colleagues [ 7] showed that SvO2 cannot be estimated by ScvO2 in patients with septic shock, whereas others showed a close correlation between these parameters [ 6].

Conversely, low correlations would suggest that studies using the CCR may be biased for one or more payer types, the cost and the payment may diverge substantially for certain payer types, or that PCRs cannot be estimated accurately for some states.