Sentence examples for expansion projections from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a modelling framework was designed to delineate agricultural expansion projections and evaluate the future impacts of agriculture on soil erosion and irrigation water demand.

When there is a population expansion, the projection decreases for small x, while when there is a population decline, the projection increases for x.

The TT1 and TT2 display a conformable trend in their use of expansion and projection, with only about 1% discrepancy between the two texts.

The stochastic Galerkin method involves representation of the solution through generalized polynomial chaos expansion and projection of the governing equations onto stochastic basis functions, resulting in an extended system of equations.

(The CBO said there would be around 24 million people electing insurance through the exchanges, while the number ended up being closer to 10 million. And the CBO was off on the number of people who would be helped through Obamacare's Medicaid expansion: The projection said around 10 million when the number was closer to 14 million).

Depending on the availability of experimental data, we applied three different workflows for regulon inference: (1) expansion and projection of TF regulons previously characterized in Lactobacillales, (2) the reconstruction of regulons for TFs that have orthologs previously characterized in B. subtilis or S. aureus, and (3) ab initio inference of regulons for previously uncharacterized TFs.

Additionally, recent data provide evidence for the mechanistic aspects of methyl bromide neurotoxicity and point to its ability to alter epithelial density and expansion of bulbar projections [ 64], to inhibit creatine kinase in rat brain [ 65] or its effects on matrix metalloproteinase-9 and -2 in the olfactory bulb following methyl bromide gas exposure [ 66].

Our approach relies on Taylor series expansion of the projection onto the signal subspace and can be implemented through 1D Fourier transforms.

These equations are discretized through a series expansion and Galerkin projection over a chosen amplitude and phase domain, yielding non-linear equations in the expansion coefficients.

An analytical method called "complex modes expansion with vector projection (CMEP)" is used to calculate the scattering coefficients (amplitude of the out-of-plane velocity) of Lamb wave modes from geometric discontinuities.

Wiener Askey polynomial chaos and generalized polynomial chaos expansions along with Galerkin projections, are used to project a resistive companion system representation onto a stochastic space.