Sentence examples for by an extrapolation of from inspiring English sources

An estimation of the duration of the prebiological chemical evolution as (5 7) × 109 years is obtained by an extrapolation of the scaling law of the biospheric evolution.

The structural stress is derived by an extrapolation of surface stress to the fatigue critical notch and the notch stresses by rounding the sharp root notch with a reference radius of rref = 0.05 mm.

The coronal magnetic field was determined by an extrapolation of the photospheric field (derived from 2-D magnetograms obtained from the Kitt Peak observatory) to different altitudes above the disk.

where in a plot of Γ vs q 2, the value of rotational diffusion DR can be obtained directly by an extrapolation of q to zero and the value of translational diffusion DT from the slope of the curve [79].

A value of Q > 10 ensures that the physical properties of the polymer network can be predicted by an extrapolation of the de Gennes model for semidilute solutions.

Developing an understanding of the vulnerability factor (or factors) that most influence typical wells in different "type settings" is a logical next step, followed by an extrapolation of this understanding to less studied wells and areas.

It's a gutsy move, particularly because the character, played by Dunham, is apparently an extrapolation of Dunham's life.

This hypothesis is further supported by the finding that an extrapolation of the linear fit to zero inflammatory plaques yielded virtually the same lactate concentration as CIS group 2. In fact, lactate is a known marker of acute inflammation, although elevated lactate levels in CSF have also been found to reflect increased tissue acidosis and anaerobic glycolysis in other diseases [15] [17].

Because the measured uplift forces act on a part of the sheet that did not fully rupture, we compute tensile forces at the crack tips of the rupture site by two methods, each involving an extrapolation of data from RB1 and RB2.

When we do that work we can make things easier for ourselves by imagining the author as one of the sexual actors in the story or, at least, by imagining that the scene is an extrapolation of the writer's tastes or fantasies.

Deduction is not an option, as it would create an illusion of knowledge by a linear extrapolation of the past.