Sentence examples for an extrapolation in from inspiring English sources

The population estimation for 1934 is deduced from an extrapolation in between the values for 1921 and 1942.

The Q 90 is the flow with 90% permanence in time and Q 95 with 95%, with an extrapolation in the rainy periods in which there is a great increase of the river flow.

We estimated the population counts in 1934 from an extrapolation in between the values for these censuses, estimating the average annual growth rate for each region and making the hypothesis that these rates are constant over the considered period.

We have also introduced an additional improvement, namely the implementation of a new initial guess for the LSDG predictor, which is based on an extrapolation in time, similar to Adams-Bashforth-type ODE integrators.

For momenta higher than Λ an extrapolation in agreement with the UV behavior is chosen: (29) G UV (p 2 ) = G (s 2 ) (w log (p 2 / s 2 ) + 1 ) δ, (30) Z UV (p 2 ) = Z (s 2 ) (w log (p 2 / s 2 ) + 1 ) γ. s is the highest momentum at which the Chebyshev expansion is known, δ or γ are the anomalous dimensions of the ghost and gluon, respectively, and w = 11 N c α (s ) G (s ) 2 Z (s ) / 12 π.

"I would be very careful about doing an extrapolation both in time and space," said Michiel van den Broeke, a polar icecap specialist from the University of Utrecht in The Netherlands and co-editor-in-chief of The Cryosphere journal.

Next, we find an extrapolation provision in subsection 104(b) which tells us that a protected series has basically the powers and purposes of the series organization itself, i.e., if the series organization can do something, then presumably the protected series can do that too.

Our results confirm a previous report on the accuracy of such an extrapolation method in humans [ 18] and demonstrate that the extrapolation method is robust against variations in thoracic anatomy.

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The discovery that DPM induces RAGE mRNA and protein in immortalized alveolar epithelium is, by nature, associated with a restriction in extrapolation to in vivo human settings.

For wavelengths above 10000 Angstroms a linear extrapolation (in 1/lambda) is used.