Sentences with phrase «of educated guesses»

When product managers make improvements to a product, they typically come up with a series of educated guesses about what is causing a problem or what changes could improve the product.

Here's everything we know so far, along with a collection of educated guesses.

The forcings consist of the external parameters that drive the state of the climate system and would, for the future, consist of educated guesses.

Given that this was a new console, we made a bunch of educated guesses as to the work that would be involved porting it over to the new hardware.

You have to keep in mind that options is simply a game of educated guesses.

The velociraptor that stalks the protoceratops in the diorama is also based on a series of educated guesses about skeletal and soft - tissue structure, with one added consideration: This velociraptor has feathers.

«What we have done here is use information about the ancient history of spiders to look for genes that participate in vision and we have found that many of our educated guesses are correct,» says Morehouse.

That key intuition comes from Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz, of Columbia University, and Linda Bilmes, of Harvard University, who've been studying the matter for years trying to bring some method to the madness of accounting for the budgetary and broader economic costs of war (which remains, by their own admission, a bit of an educated guess).

The 2015 mortgage predictions and forecasts presented are the equivalent of an educated guess.

Such statements are the equivalent of an educated guess and should not be viewed as facts.

Such predictions are the equivalent of an educated guess and should not be viewed as fact.

Granted, these forecasts are the equivalent of an educated guess.

Such statements are the equivalent of an educated guess.

Granted, this outlook is the equivalent of an educated guess.

This is a blend of an educated guess, some opinion, and reporting.

Relationships and dating aren't math problems with a right answer and a wrong answer and I believe even the greatest giver of dating advice has to do a lot of educated guessing.

Such statements are the equivalent of an educated guess and should not be viewed as facts.

Such predictions are the equivalent of an educated guess and should not be viewed as fact.

The 2015 mortgage predictions and forecasts presented are the equivalent of an educated guess.

They are the equivalent of an educated guess.

With a puppy, it's a lot of educated guessing on how the dog is going to mature.

Both the age and breed of pets is the result of an educated guess by shelter staff.

TSI is increasing and the ENSO appears to be moving back towards a push in extra heating; but that's more of an educated guess than a strong consensus supported prediction.

Granted, this outlook is the equivalent of an educated guess.

Such predictions are the equivalent of an educated guess and should not be viewed as fact.

Such statements were provided by third parties not associated with our company, and are the equivalent of an educated guess.

Editors note: Housing predictions like these are the equivalent of an educated guess.

It is the equivalent of an educated guess.

They are the equivalent of an educated guess.

The 2015 mortgage predictions and forecasts presented are the equivalent of an educated guess.

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This is basically the polling firm's best educated guess of what the number would be if it had asked the whole population.

My advice is to make an educated guess at your annual income early on in the year, as this will allow you to identify roughly how much tax you will owe at the end of the year.

With this latest buy, HootSuite should have around 400 employees, while an educated guess would peg the company's overall value north of $ 1 billion.

The company did quite a bit of research into prices at other services and did its best to estimate potential costs when creating its price structure, but in the end, some of those decisions were simply educated guesses, Nagele says.

But the further one scratches beneath the service, the more it becomes apparent that GDP is at best an educated guess as to what's going on in the economy, as opposed to a hard - and - fast signal of how it's actually faring.

In a terrific 1985 book, To Engineer is Human — The Role of Failure in Successful Design, Henry Petroski argues that every structure that engineers build is a hypothesis — an educated guess to the effect that «yes, indeed, this bridge is strong enough to bear the weight of all that traffic on a daily basis.»

With all this, and the educated guess that there's reams of classified intelligence on the subject we are not privy to, Washington DC is preparing not just to deal with a cyber attack during tomorrow's election, but to respond accordingly to that attack in real time.

It's just too hard to make an educated guess with all of the moving pieces.

He's trying to track down the owner of an Army ring and has to make an educated guess about how to find her.

We're all capable of making educated guesses regarding the probability of these events, but how likely would we be to update our predictions if presented with the actual base rate odds?

If I was making an educated guess, Alison Redford's embarassing lack of caucus support may indicate her relationship with her colleagues.

I believe, just an educated guess, that the accumulation of silver was out the necessity to make deliveries under paper obligations — LBMA contracts, Comex futures, OTC derivatives.

The calculator doesn't incorporate every provision of the new tax code, but enough to make an educated guess.

But it's a well - educated guess made by some of the most data - savvy analysts within the real estate industry.

Based on all of this, the appraiser will come up with a property appraisal — an educated guess of the home's current value.

... and yet at the end of the day we only find the of test of science created in a lab to be just an «educated guess», with a number attached to it.

It's a very good educated guess, but one of many.

Foolish, HC: The guess of an educated modern human is more valuable than the guess of a Bronze Age Palestinian.

Science is a tricky platform to stand on because in the absence of undeniable evidence (example: the «law» of gravity) we are left to speculate and fill in the gaps with our educated guesses.

Educated guess says that He probably wasn't fair skinned or olive complexioned growing up in that part of Israel.