Estimate in sentence

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But I came up with my estimate, which I felt pretty good about, that was about 10 exabytes of data across all of Google's operations, and then another maybe five exabytes or so of offline storage in tape drives, which it turns out Google is about the world's largest consumer of.

So I came up with this estimate, and this is a staggering amount of data.

Remember those four barriers that people use to estimate the number of civilizations? Ward and Brownlee said there might be more.

I estimate we thereby saved over 60 million lives.

In fact, we could probably pretty accurately estimate conception.

A farmer here in Germany would be visited for the start of the season, halfway through, and at the end, and again if there was a loss, to estimate the damages.

This satellite covers the whole of Africa and goes back as far as 1984, and that's important, because if you know how many times a place has had a drought in the last 30 years, you can make a pretty good estimate what the chances are of drought in the future, and that means that you can put a price tag on the risk of drought.

One study asked people to estimate several statistics related to the scope of climate change.

But before they did that, we asked them to estimate the distance to the finish line.

But again, before we had them walk to the finish line, we had them estimate the distance.

When we had them estimate the distance, was this strategy successful for changing their perceptual experience?

And comes up with an estimate of 26 women in the whole of the UK.

It's very hard for us to estimate this, because human performance grows at this gradual rate, but we now have a system, deep learning, that we know actually grows in capability exponentially.

CA: When would you estimate, when do you hope that the first successful transplant would happen?

That's a good estimate with well-defined error bars.

Researchers estimate that just one cup of golden rice per day will save the lives of thousands of children.

And the capability to split up the starlight so that we can look for gases and assess the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, estimate the surface temperature, and look for signs of life.

If the CDC's current estimate, that one in 68 kids in America are on the spectrum, is correct, autistics are one of the largest minority groups in the world.

But I took them outside one day and I said, "I want you to estimate the height of the building."

And I expected them to put a ruler next to the wall, size it up with a finger, and make an estimate of the height.

I want you to estimate the height of the building."

By doing this, you tell the farmer how many fruits she has in every tree and allow her to estimate the yield in the orchard, optimizing the production chain downstream.

The second thing we can do is take models of plants, construct three-dimensional reconstructions, and from that estimate the canopy size, and then correlate the canopy size to the amount of leaf area on every plant.

So having looked at the numbers, my estimate is that a score of 75 would not only be a giant leap forward in human well-being, it would also count as hitting the Global Goals target.

So now, whenever I catch myself thinking vaguely about something really important, like, "It's unlikely I'll forget what I want to say in my TED Talk," I now try to estimate it numerically.

"The future is unknown, but you can damn well try and estimate it."

So we see the plastic pieces floating slowly through the sensor, and the computer on board will process this image, and measure the size of each particle, so we have a rough estimate of how much plastic there is in the water.

So it was a rough estimate.

As we learn more about our universe and our place within it, some of the unknowns get better known, and we can estimate an answer a bit better.

Some scientists estimate that the mass of microbes living deep underground equals the mass of all the life at Earth's surface.

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