One of the issues is that you need a *lot* of data to even begin to estimate the confidence levels and they are very dependent on data set size. A typical spec tends to have weird stuff like “99.9% based on 4 out of 5 runs of 100 hours”. Statements like that tend to make a statistics guy groan ….(or throw something at you).

C1 at fundamental mode is given by the equation C1(fF) = 0.15*Ael^2*f, with Ael = electrode are in mm^2 and frequency f in MHz With that and with the above estimated values for Q, the resistance can be calculated fundamentally from R1 =1/(2*PI*freq*C1*Q) - here is freq in Hz and C1 in F Have fun Best regards Bernd __________________ I wonder if anyone

subID=S14579784); highlights (as usual the numbers are mostly ballpark, conservative estimates): > > 4 Common Loons > 5 Cory's Shearwaters > 300 Great Shearwaters (substantial increase from 2 weeks ago) > 1500 Sooty Shearwaters (could have been twice this number) > 3 Manx Shearwaters (surprisingly few) > 1200 Wilson's Storm-Petrels (none 2 weeks ago!)

In the park were lots of Savannah Sparrows, a Hairy Woodpecker, an estimated 30 Red-bellied Woodpeckers, a Brown Creeper, and a YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER. I couldn't have done it without help from: Bobbi Fisher, Sol Satin, Bill Banks, Paul and Julie Roberts, Lynn James, Sulman Kahn, Steve Mayo, and Howie Sternberg.

Undoubtedly a very low estimate of birds seen and heard.

When completed (estimated to be spring 2021), these documents will be submitted to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for review and approval. As part of the EIS requirements, Connecticut will be hosting a virtual scoping meeting for the public on August 4th between 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM.

The manual of the Agilent 53132A specifies the worst case RMS error of a frequency measurement for different gate times and an input frequency of 10MHz as: Agilent 53132A Gate time : Max RMS error (estimated) 1 s : 2e-10 0.1 s : 2e-9 0.02 s : 5e-8 Assuming the RMS error and the STDDEV are the same the steps with gate time change of the Agilent

You can get a back-of-the-envelope estimate by taking the total amount of $ given to adult ed and dividing it by the number of people served as reported via the National Reporting System for WIOA Title II.

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A conservative estimate would be 300. But it could have been upwards of 500. It would be interesting at some point to set up a viewing with binoculars a/o scopes one day to try and get a better viewing of exactly where they’re coming from and also if the flock is just one (American Crow?) species.