Sentence examples for very good estimate from inspiring English sources

"When we tell CBS that X millions of men 18 to 49 are watching 'Everybody Loves Raymond,' that's a very good estimate," Mr. Dimling said.

Senior investigating officer Steve Baldwin said Professor Jay's report, published in August last year, painted a "very good estimate" of the scale of the "horrific" abuse.

I think that could give investors a very good estimate for most funds.

Simulation results show very good estimate of the electric parameters of a seventh order synchronous generator.

Using this methodology, we are able to provide a very good estimate of the pdf of the interference power, for different values of the shadowing standard deviation, σdB.

The first two quarters of the trajectory consist of an island rich environment, see Figure 6a, resulting in a very good estimate.

But the efficient-market hypothesis, as defined by its inventor, Prof. Eugene Fama of the University of Chicago, states an "efficient" securities market is one in which, given the available information, actual prices at every point in time represent very good estimates of intrinsic values.

"With modern computing we may end up with some very good estimates in the homicide rates in many nations right back to the 17th and 16th centuries," said Randall Roth, a historian at Ohio State University who has recalculated murder rates for the 15th and 16th centuries in many countries.

Very good estimates of the rotational receptances are obtained, the only significant difference from finite-element results being that the model is stiffer than the physical structure.

The model is applied to a broad sample of living mammalian species to test its predictive power, and it is found to provide very good estimates of maximum running speed.

It is found that if the departure of the Poisson-driven excitation process from Gaussianity ranges from small to moderately large, i.e., the expected arrival rate of impulses is not very low, the application of the fourth order cumulant-neglect closure technique, i.e., neglecting the cumulants above the fourth order, yields very good estimates of the response mean values and variances.