Sentence examples for extrapolations by from inspiring English sources

Among them: Fort Worth El Paso Albuquerque Louisvillelle, Ky.; and Virginia Beach, according to census figures and extrapolations by Dr. Gates for The New York Times.

A generation ago, the legal triumph of women's lib prompted comparable questions, which were explored through science fiction in marvellously exotic and absurd extrapolations by writers such as Margaret Atwood and Ursula K Le Guin.

Schrijver et al. (2008) performed the NLFFF extrapolations by using the photospheric magnetic field observed by the Hinode satellite, corresponding to the period of 6 h before the X3.4-class flare that occurred in the solar active region 10930 on 13 December 2006.

They're aided in that extrapolation by the simple fact that the American economy grows over time.

As early as 1939, a note on extrapolation by a Russian mathematician, A.N. Kolmogorov, had appeared in the French journal Comptes Rendus.

The extrapolation by the state group assumes that urban and suburban areas around the United States have half as much soot as Los Angeles, and that rural areas have one-tenth as much.

Stress intensity factors are calculated directly using displacement extrapolation by displacement field near crack tip.

The test results and extrapolation by temperature analysis finally showed that the countermeasures are appropriate, and the design temperatures should be observed at full power operation.

The numerical simulations are carried out using the explicit Runge-Kutta-like method (dde45), interpolation and extrapolation by spline of the third order.

Altmaier et al. [79] determined solubility equilibrium quotient of brucite in NaCl and MgCl2 solutions, and they obtained its solubility constant at infinite dilution (logK°) by extrapolation by using the Pitzer equations as 17.1 ± 0.2.

This demands a rapid extrapolation by the physician from the transversal images seen to the longitudinal drawing needed.