Sentence examples for natural prolongation from inspiring English sources
They can apply to extend the boundary to a radius of 350 nautical miles from their coastlines if they can prove that the area is a natural prolongation of their dry landmass.
Beyond 200 miles, coastal states lose their rights over fish but retain them over seabed resources — wherever they can demonstrate scientifically that the ocean floor is a "natural prolongation" of the continental shelf closer to shore.
In this paper, we define the logarithmic generalized Maxwell distribution (for brevity LGMD), which is a natural prolongation of the generalized Maxwell distribution.
As a natural prolongation of our research, in this paper we will study these inequalities for submanifolds in real space forms, endowed with semi-symmetric metric connections.
With the increase of the welding speed and the prolongation of natural aging time, the joints fractured at LHZ I, LHZ II or the interface of the NZ/thermo-mechanically affected zone.
BACKGROUND: We previously demonstrated very low levels of xenoreactive natural antibodies in newborns, suggesting the possibility of prolongation of xenograft survival in newborn recipients.
The management of metastatic breast cancer has evolved considerably in the last 5 6 years and a variety of treatments have been shown to impact on the natural history of this disease over this period, with demonstration of survival prolongation justifiably generating considerable excitement.
In some Hessian natural land units (Lahn Valley, Westerwald and Odenwald, and Spessart and South Rhoen), the prolongation lasted up to 3 weeks (Figure 3). Figure 2 Long-term mean of the beginning of 34 phases in Hesse (1961 to 2009).
9 To address these limitations and to better understand the extent of QT prolongation in a general clinical population, we used a pharmacovigilance approach, which applied natural language processing and machine-learning algorithms to examine electronic health records from a large New England healthcare system encompassing more than four million individuals.
The method uses a nonlinear prolongation operator.
Ravenel, M. P., The Gordon Bell Memorial Lecture, 1925, on "The Prolongation of Life.
