Sentence examples for several extrapolation from inspiring English sources

We give a general semantics and we propose several extrapolation operators.

Good agreement between the experiments and calculations based on several extrapolation models was achieved for all measured cross-sections except inside the miscibility gap.

We give several extrapolation theorems for pairs of weights of the form (w, Mkw) and (w, (Mw/w)r w), where w is any non-negative function, r>1, and Mk is the kth iterate of the Hardy Littlewood maximal operator.

There is no standardised method for constructing isopach maps from thickness data and several methods of extrapolation beyond the areas with data have been devised.

In [20], the authors propose to construct an incomplete fingerprint database with realistic coverage gaps, and meanwhile study the performance of several interpolation and extrapolation approaches used for recovering the missing fingerprints.

Besides, several techniques of extrapolation such as wind shear power law and logarithmic law have proposed by researchers to provide appropriate weather information at the height of specific wind turbine hub using meteorological data that are collected at 10 m above the surface of the ground [20].

In order to eliminate those unrewarding repeated computations in the reduced-order finite element (FE) methods based on the POD technique, several reduced-order extrapolation FE methods based on the POD technique for hyperbolic equations, Sobolev equations, and the non-stationary parabolized Navier-Stokes equations have successfully been proposed by Luo et al. since 2014 (see [17 19]).

Several authors used extrapolation of the results over one or several cycles.

Several factors make extrapolation of H2O2 production by isolated mitochondria to the in vivo situation invalid.

The applicability of the RD50 test to human health protection has been demonstrated in several analyses, but extrapolation of the test results to the general public would be improved with greater focus on the tail of the dose response curve, to ensure protection of sensitive subpopulations.

Figure 4 compares for both ER232 and ER1092 the overall prediction accuracy for chemicals within the domain defined by the training set chemicals with accuracy for chemicals falling several degrees of extrapolation outside the training domain, as defined by Equation 2. Generally, the farther away the chemicals were from the training domain, the more loss in prediction accuracy was observed.