Sentence examples for unambiguous estimates from inspiring English sources
First, the course but unambiguous estimates of direction-cosines are derived from the "vector-cross-product" result.
Finally, the coarse estimates of direction-cosines are used to disambiguate the fine but cyclically ambiguous estimates to derive both fine and unambiguous estimates of direction-cosines.
In order to get the fine and unambiguous estimates of the direction-cosines, the coarse estimates obtained in Section 1 will be used as the reference to disambiguate the fine estimates derived in Section 2. This disambiguation approach has been derived by Zoltowski and Wong [10], and has also been used in the other literature, i.e. [11, 45].
Using {û x, k, û y, k } to denote the fine and unambiguous estimates of the direction-cosines, there exist two integers { m x, k o, m y, k o } leading to [45]: û x, k = û x, k fine + m x, k o λ k Δ x, (15) û y, k = û y, k fine + m y, k o λ k Δ y. (16).
There is currently no simple diagnostic test for infection that can provide unambiguous estimates of prevalence.
Following this, the disambiguation approach is adapted to derive the unambiguous estimate, and this estimate is also fine in estimation resolution.
The best support that the head of aman can give the Chief of Staff is to give a clear and unambiguous estimate, provided that it is done in an objective fashion.
Compared with the existing estimate methods, the proposed EVSA-PM enables decorrelation of more coherent signals, joint estimation of the DOA and polarization of coherent sources with a lower computational complexity, and requires no limitation of the intervector sensor spacing within a half-wavelength to guarantee unique and unambiguous angle estimates.
MPED assessment replicated key findings from previous analyses, as well as providing novel results, and provided unambiguous significance estimates for functional annotations that previously had significance levels that varied by threshold.
There is no unambiguous trend in estimates towards increasing or decreasing resources in the future.
Since the exclusion of auto-correlative effects is necessary for unambiguous model interpretation, the estimated cross-correlative parameters should reflect the true nature of underlying physical processes.
