Sentence examples for expected extent from inspiring English sources

In more recent theories the Weber number, We, is used as a measure of expected extent of molten-metal fragmentation in a given situation.

B- The paper does not meet all the standard criteria to the expected extent and does not meet any of them to an impressive extent, but is a competent effort.

Building on work from the combined efforts of Stanford, The Natural Capital Project, The Nature Conservancy, and their partners at IH Cantabria, UCSC and USGS, this project will develop fragility curves, which denote the expected extent of damage to structures by extreme events.

Limit inflows to ensure that the expected extent of accumulation will not be exceeded.

This would make it suitable for using a Wiener filter deconvolution technique, which we detail in Section 4. We also wanted a fair degree of variability with respect to the radial steps and, in particular, to have at least one annular ring thinner than the expected extent of the support of the point spread function.

The presence of multiple iodine species would not influence the expected extent of a Hanford plume, as the presence of the fastest moving species, iodide, would not change.

We had put some money aside for eventualities, but no one had expected that extent of damage.

But I had not expected the extent to which football continued to reflect society and define national identity.

As expected, the extent of plasticization response tracks with CO2 solubility; CO2 diffusivity may also be an important factor at shorter exposure times.

Mr O'Donoghue acknowledged that the group had not expected the extent of the swing in the euro-dollar exchange rate but said the group had changed its hedging policy for the current year.

All yield stresses increase with the filler volume fraction vf, as expected; the extent of this enhancement increases with T, and is uniformly larger for NP- than for MP-filled systems.