Sentence examples for estimate stretch from inspiring English sources

This offers an effective approach to estimate stretch extinction limits of oxygen-enriched flames based on those of air flames at the same oxidizer temperature.

A procedure is designed to estimate stretching factor by fitting the whole tectonic subsidence history in a self-consistent manner on the basis of the extended model.

The estimated stretch rate at x/D = 53.5 is about 50 10 s-1, while at x/D = 107 the stretch rate is about 10 s-1 with some measurements at adiabatic equilibrium.

Assuming an initial pre-rift crustal thickness of 35 km (undeformed Arabian plate), we estimate a stretching factor in the range of ~ 2.1 2.4 beneath Socotra.

Assuming that the fracture of a smooth specimen is the consequence of a virtual intrinsic defect whose the size can be easily estimated, the stretch ratio at break can be therefore computed for any thermal ageing condition.

Right after the main event occurred, the deformation area was estimated to stretch over an area of 250 × 400 m, with a thickness between 15 m and 26.7 m, an average thickness of 18 m, and an estimated volume of 1,760,000 m3, whereas a volume of 540,000 m3 was given for the main failure.

Lucas estimates the stretch is no bigger than 300 to 400 yards long.

We estimated the stretch of hemimethylated DNA following the replication fork to be 60.000 bp (based on a replication speed of 1000 bp/sec and an average hemimethylation time of 1 min).

Although there are known cleavage sites for proteases such as MMPs, cathepsins, and calpains between ARGS and the KS domain stretching from amino acid 676 to 848, these cleavage sites were all confirmed to occur by in vitro experiments [ 5]; Sandy and Verscharen showed in SF the presence of a 100 kDa ARGS band ('Species f') estimated to stretch to amino acids 800 to 900 [ 17].

The significant increase in crustal thickness implied by the eclogite model has important implications for estimates of stretching history, subsidence and hydrocarbon maturation modelling.

(In Tokyo, by one estimate, the line stretched more than two miles).