Sentence examples for using estimates of the from inspiring English sources
The insurance industry relies on actuarial science to establish the price for insuring an uncertain event, using estimates of the probabilities associated with the occurrence, timing and magnitude of such an event.
Current liner design models account for the time dependent response of liner materials using estimates of the creep modulus at 50 years.
Unknown parameters (mainly spring-damper pairs) in a physically parameterized nonlinear dynamic model are identified in the frequency domain, using estimates of the nonparametric frequency response function (FRF) in different robot configurations/positions.
Using estimates of the relative location of impacted regions within the river basin, we find that the positive impacts of HI mostly occur in upstream areas, whereas areas located further downstream are more often impacted negatively (Fig. 2 and Table 2).
A navigation approach for travel between distant landmarks is developed, using estimates of the Relative Neighborhood Graph extracted from the qualitative map in order to generate a sequence of landmark objectives based on proximity.
Using estimates of the likely size of the spill and the cost per barrel of cleaning up after Exxon Valdez, UBS reckons the bill could be $12 billion, of which BP's share would be $8 billion (assuming the costs are not tax-deductible).
GDP is of critical economic importance; thousands of economists use estimates of the total amount spent or (equivalently) earned each year in their research.
It used estimates of the incidence of specific diseases and of the number of people exposed to second-hand smoke in particular areas.
These distances use estimates of the location and scatter to identify values that are considerably far away from the bulk of data.
For this evaluation we used estimates of the effectiveness of a bundle from the study by Pronovost et. al. [31].
An intuitive explanation is that these methods use estimates of the ratio of false to total discoveries in a study.
