Sentence examples for expected extension from inspiring English sources

The normal fault exposed in the bank of the Nam Mae Chai (Fig. 12d) has a strike of 010° approximately consistent with 025° orientation of expected extension faulting.

Less formally, though, you can see that the expected extension violates just one default: the frame default for Alive is violated when Fred changes state in the last step.

The results showed that both performance indicators are significantly impacted if the level of correlation is high (between k = 0.8 and k = 1.0), in the worst case having an expected crew idle time of 7% of crew active time and an expected extension to the project duration of 12%.

The 165° orientation of the zone containing the hottest seeps and the FX-2 and FGTE-8 hot wells (Fig. 23) is clearly oblique to the 060° strike of the Mae Chan fault, and does not align with the expected extension fault strike of 025° (Fig. 26c).

The expected extension of helix-α6 and neck-linker docking is also highlighted by this analysis.

As expected, extension reactions were specific (in trans template directed) and required at least one phosphate group at the 5′ end, with no reaction occurring when 5′-OH was present at both ends.

Torque measurements during polyester processing and corresponding intrinsic viscosity values confirm an expected chain extension.

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The tollway authority expected the extension to cut travel times in the region by 20 percent.

While a strong degree of similarity at the strategic and programmatic levels might be expected, its extension to the local (micro) level was less assured.

As expected, system extension greatly complicates the analysis due to the increased number of parameters and the increased complexity of g(M2).