Sentence examples for zone estimates from inspiring English sources

Inner and outer circles are Fresnel zone estimates for 2 and 1 Hz, respectively.

Use of ecologic water supply zone estimates as an exposure index may result in exposure misclassification (Whitaker et al. 2003).

Comparing results obtained with both buffer zone estimates ensures the robustness of our results without knowing the exact extent of range size of these species, although according to our own observations [ 29], the larger estimate is probably an overestimation of the range sizes of microendemic species.

Combining information on individual water use with water zone estimates could provide better exposure estimates, but the individual information should be evaluated for measurement error, because within-subject variability in questionnaire data may be substantial (Forssén et al. 2008) and attenuate risk estimates.

Hasan Baqi, the head of the chamber of commerce in Sulaimaniya in the Kurdish zone, estimated that 30,000 people in the Kurdish areas relied on trade with Iran for jobs.

For example, at least 19 large settlements (population > 5000) are predicted to occur in the highest hazard zone (estimate = 22), but the number could be as large as 34.

Circle in D D′ corresponds to the relatively large slip zone estimated by Honda et al. (2011).

It is worth noticing that on one hand distance accuracy and zone estimate depends on collected data.

The result of Katao et al. (2007) is in accordance with the high reflection strengths zone estimated in this study at depth of 25 30 km.

The locking depth of 15.3 km is also consistent with the magnetotelluric sounding result in the DBPF zone estimated by Minh et al. (2009), in which the ductile regime was estimated at a depth of 20 30 km.

For stress-induced anisotropy, time delays normalized by path length in this study are consistent with a proportional relation between time delays normalized by path length and the differential strain rate of the high strain rate zone estimated previously.