Sentence examples for derive past from inspiring English sources

Consolidation state analysis is frequently applied to derive past maximum overburden stress, to quantify over- or underconsolidation, or to infer excess pore water pressure, all relevant to assess risk of slope failure.

Instead, where available, annual means from fixed site monitoring stations were used to derive past annual mean concentrations for pollutants with available historic data (NO2 and PM10 only).

Ambitious goals to derive 30-35% of electricity from renewable sources by 2020 are widely considered impossible.

To derive (10), note that xk,mis i.i.d.i.d

So one can take a limit as (x toinfty) and use asymptotics (4) in order to derive (10).

Noting that (12) we derive (13) for N≥ M>1.

Healthy colonocytes derive 60 70% of their energy supply from short-chain fatty acids, particularly butyrate.

It has been estimated that wild chimpanzees derive 21-33% and wild orangutans derive 7-577-57%total total daily metabolic energy from fiber fermentation [ 22].

The Weather Outlook, an online meteorological service, this week released the chill blast of its scientifically derived winter predictions.

For the total energy of the system, one derives (10).

By solving equation (9), the polynomial solution of monic type is derived (10).