Synonym: appraisal, approximation, estimate, idea. Similar words: underestimation, intimation, estimate, estimated, overestimate, underestimate, acclimatization, animation. Meaning: [‚estɪ'meɪʃn] 
n. 1. an approximate calculation of quantity or degree or worth 2. a document appraising the value of something (as for insurance or taxation) 3. the respect with which a person is held 4. a judgment of the qualities of something or somebody.
n. 1. an approximate calculation of quantity or degree or worth 2. a document appraising the value of something (as for insurance or taxation) 3. the respect with which a person is held 4. a judgment of the qualities of something or somebody. 
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31. Estimation of porosity in rocks is aided by impregnation with stained resin.
32. She was just the boss's daughter, a rather timid and drab little thing in his estimation.
33. In some instances, familiarity with special estimation software or programming skills may be useful.
34. Scarlet was not altogether correct in her estimation of her friend's open nature.
35. The post would suit a person with a background in linear mathematics and estimation problems.
36. Still, if it helped to restore his own estimation of himself, let him think otherwise.
37. The Civil Affairs Service had done a good job in my estimation.
38. An approximation we make about the actual behaviour enables us to model this behaviour in a dynamic framework without complicating the estimation.
38. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
39. In other words, Mister Gleason in my estimation has lobbed this one over the rail.
40. The initial test of a random serum cholesterol and triglyceride estimation is sufficient.
41. The same explanatory variable set was used in the estimation.
42. Emphasis should be given to practical activities involving measurement and estimation.
43. To aid the estimation of moving costs, we will assume that each room is of average size.
44. I had sent kidneys to the laboratory for lead estimation with negative result; like their owner, I was flummoxed.
45. He has risen steadily in the estimation of his peers, to a position very near the top of his profession.
46. The human spirit, in this estimation, is always on the move, restlessly upwards like climbers on K2.
47. The dedicated doctor earned the estimation of his colleagues.
48. He is sinking in the estimation of his friends.
49. He stands high in public estimation.
50. The image denoising method is proposed based on dual tree complex wavelet transform and Bayesian estimation.
51. It adopts variable block size Motion Estimation(ME) and exhaustive RDO mode decision.
52. On the data including the discrete points(sentencedict.com), least square estimation can not control the strong error affecting the regression curve.
53. We get a good estimation of the lines tracking. Experiments have shown that it basically realizes the location of the mobile robot in laboratory. At last location errors are analyzed.
54. Based on analyzing the Qingjiang basin rainstorm's characteristic, studying out its method and precept on the estimation of PMP/PMF.
55. According to the manufacture demand of DOM , the quality property factors of grade estimation are deduced in this paper .
56. Statistical estimation is computative be already economy scientific important method.
57. With an open software architecture, SEER enables individual organizations to refine their estimation tools by extending native Knowledge Bases with organization-specific project data.
58. On past projects, planning has taken place over a number of documents (planning documents, project plans, estimation spreadsheets, and so on), with rounds of meetings and reviews.
59. A method for speed tracking, which employs instantaneous frequency estimation based on time-frequency analysis of signal, is introduced in the paper.
60. In my estimation, the applicant is well qualified for this job.
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