Sentence examples for which they calculated from inspiring English sources

But they said they were surprised by the prevalence of serious infections, which they calculated as 32 cases per 100,000 people.

Three young guys in the corner booth bemoaned a race that had cost them $208, which they calculated to the last expletive.

In a major departure, the trustees have included a new approach under which they calculated Medicare costs on the basis of an "infinite horizon," meaning an estimate based on expected costs and revenues all the way into eternity.

Leave had no arguments or facts, just pornographically arousing soundbites and lies they knew were lies, but which they calculated might stick to a wall in a depressed town somewhere, if flung with enough force, like compacted pellets of Priti Patel's shit.

For example, some codex painting on deerhide leaves that were folded like an accordion had been used in precolonial times by the Aztecs and other Mesoamerican peoples to make ritual manuscripts by which they calculated auspicious days on the basis of the deities in ascendance.

More specifically, they performed a human study for which they calculated recall, precision and F-measure, averaged over all documents in the underlying index.

In calculating the 11.5percentt increase, White House officials leave out the $2.1 billion since the money is not in this year's budget, which they calculate at $39.9 billion.

The rates they charge customers (and indeed the models on the basis of which they calculate their rates) are regulated by state governments.

Security researchers have discovered a botnet they have dubbed "Chameleon" which they calculate is costing display advertisers around $6m£3.9m9m) per month by falsely viewing billions of pages and adverts on about 200 sites owned by a small group of publishers.

Bluffer is famously transparent about pay, going as far as to publish its rates on the company's internal wiki and to show the formula by which they calculate pay.

The current rate is £6.50 ($10.40) an hour.But anti-poverty campaigners have been lobbying for something more ambitious a "living wage", which they calculate is the minimum necessary to meet housing, food and other basic needs.