Sentence examples for extended beyond the range from inspiring English sources

The rating curve is also extended beyond the range of discharge values used in its construction and its validity is then evaluated.

The result is a map where the semantic information has been extended beyond the range of the robot sensors and predicts where the mobile robot can find buildings and potentially driveable ground.

In pursuit of elusive far-red or infrared biofluorescence, Vincent Pieribone of the Pierce Laboratory at Yale University has been gathering spectra of some of the very deeply red fluorescent organisms whose light emissions might extend beyond the range of human vision.

Scales or axes should not extend beyond the range of the data plotted.

But statisticians agree that the line shouldn't extend beyond the range of known points without signaling to the reader that they've entered hypothetical territory--by switching to a dotted line, for instance.

These factors are considered to cause PG values that extend beyond the range of −200 V m−1 < PG < 350 V m−1 because of their strong electrostatic nature, constituting the remaining 6.4%% of the total distribution.

However, we find that glaciers in the Muji valley did not extend beyond the range front until at least 43 ka, in contrast to extensive glaciation since 300 ka in the south around the high peaks, a pattern which does not clearly reflect uplift rate.

In fact, we are at a loss to explain Figure 8 of Matsuoka and Srere because the concentration ranges explored in their Figures 2 and 7 overlap and extend beyond the range explored in their Figure 8.

Violation of the assumptions may change the mean and variance of the risk for carriers, but the magnitude of change is unlikely to extend beyond the range explored in our analysis (i.e. 15 years around the mean and a variance spanning from 100 to 800), which is predominantly in the area where selection overcomes drift (i.e. Nemin<1000).

In practice, we suggest that perturbation settings be chosen to ensure that the starting points for optimization of model parameters extend beyond the range of values that the data constrain the model to.

The data presented here demonstrate that the fecal pH range that extended beyond the normal range was associated with the clinical course and prognosis of critically ill patients.