Примеры использования An uncertainty на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Why leave an uncertainty?
An uncertainty remains, namely, the meeting requirements of the Fifth Committee.
Acute RfD 0.015 mg/kg/day based on NOAEL of 1.5 mg/kg bw/day and an uncertainty factor of 100.
You radiate an uncertainty that's just ridiculous.
Chronic RfD 0.006 mg/kg/day based on NOAEL of 0.6 mg/kg bw/day and an uncertainty factor of 100.
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However, an uncertainty is hidden in the presented data.
This is due toa number of reasons, including an uncertainty as to the definition of informal work.
An uncertainty may involve an error in the information submitted that could be corrected.
Earth formed in this manner about 4.54 billion years ago(with an uncertainty of 1%) and was largely completed within 10-20 million years.
Draft article 21, paragraph 1:The wording"within a period of time to be determined by the arbitral tribunal" creates an uncertainty.
US EPA,(2005) reports an uncertainty range in the cost data in the order of -30 to +80 per cent.
For the'main problem' of the Earth-Moon-Sun system, he calculated terms in longitude and latitude down to an uncertainty of 0.001 arcseconds.
GZ60 has an Uncertainty Parameter of 9, and could be an Earth threatening asteroid or may always remain beyond the asteroid belt.
For instance: As of 10 September 2016, Ceres technically has an uncertainty of around -2.6, but is instead displayed as the minimal 0.
Some delegations expressed the view that the absence of a definition andthe delimitation of outer space created an uncertainty in air and space laws.
If the IPCC good practice guidance provides an uncertainty range for a component, this range for that component is used;
Wu et al, 2006, estimated the anthropogenic emissions of mercury in China to be 696 tonnes in 2003, with an uncertainty interval of+ 307 tonnes.
It noted that this uncertainty is not accounted for in the current management process which uses a point estimate of total catch without an uncertainty estimate.
It was concluded that the LOEL could be used for risk assessment purposes if an uncertainty factor of 100 was considered when establishing the RfD.
Certified reference materials are defined as a reference material characterized by metrological traceability,a certified value and an uncertainty budget.
So all in all it may be a slightly strange word to use,possibly even suggesting an uncertainty over its meaning, or an uncertainty over the process.
An uncertainty is a matter whose outcome depends on future actions or events not under the direct control of the entity but that may affect the financial statements.
The Panel had estimated, on a preliminary basis, that the refrigeration andair-conditioning scenarios had an uncertainty factor of between 20 and 25 per cent.
Given the larger uncertainties in this estimate, an uncertainty range was proposed of 2 to 4 mg m-3, depending on the degree of precaution appropriate to different contexts.
Could economic uncertainties around price andcosts be handled within UNFC-2009 as an uncertainty element on either the E or G axis?
Imperial College conducted an uncertainty analysis on the impact of replacing in the Abatement Strategies Assessment Model(ASAM) the source-receptor relationships derived with the Lagrangian model with those from the Eulerian model.
Such downsides are obvious in major projects as“Apollo”,“Buran”,“Shuttle”,“Mir” and, as we mentioned earlier,there is an uncertainty about the future of the manned space flight after the completion of ISS project.
The IPCC predicts that under the 1990 Business-As-Usual Scenario,the average rate of increase in the global mean sealevel would be approximately 6 cm per decade with an uncertainty range of 3-10 cm per decade.
However, they recognized that the two institutions themselves had expressed an uncertainty as to whether they would be in a position to meet these requirements, including the monitoring function.