Sentence examples for extrapolation into from inspiring English sources

A speculative extrapolation into an extended and established biorefinery future involves an annual biooil production globally in a gigaton range.

A comparison of the relative Gaussian dispersions, σ/E, obtained by us for the three energies in the above energy range, indicates that a smooth dependence established at MAMI, for a matrix of 3×3 PWO-II scintillators between 40.9 and 674.5 MeV, also gives a valid extrapolation into the range of these very low energies.

The paper shows that we have achieved this objective by means of relaxing the strict conservative treatment of AMR prolongation/restriction operators in the interfacial region and by using a natural-neighbor-interpolation (NNI) algorithm to eliminate the need for ghost cell extrapolation into the other fluid in a characteristics-based matching (CBM) scheme.

Like his previous picture, Sachs' new "Love Is Strange" looks to blend elements of autobiography with fictional extrapolation into something meaningful and insightful.

To support this extrapolation into the future, Piccinini offers that we are already disassembling what it means to be human, "My computer has a personality; I can talk to my car".

Other uses include extrapolation into different patient populations (e.g., pediatrics) or different therapeutic areas.

We demonstrate that extrapolations into novel climates typically understate the magnitude of climate change and modeling uncertainty, creating a false impression of robust predictions in locations where model performance is poorest.

Good agreement has been shown with the experimental within-herd prevalences in the control free scenario, so that with the inclusion of uncertainty and variability greater confidence can be felt in the extrapolations into the use of control.

A historical profile of molecular phylogenetics with some extrapolations into the future, as well as a brief outline of hot spots in this field, can be found in this special issue [ 3].

Channel estimation via extrapolation results into higher errors at the edges of the OFDM symbols if there is no pilot subcarriers with significant power at the edges of the OFDM symbols.

A naive extrapolation of past into future tells you the 7% will keep on coming.