Sentence examples for the extinction from from inspiring English sources

To avoid the complication of the silicate features we have also modeled the observed extinction but limiting ourselves to the extinction from 1 μ m to 7 μ m.

As for 70-nm AuNPs, the time-dependent increase in the particle diameter (from 78 to 181 then to 239 nm) occurs together with a decrease in the extinction (from 0.98 to 0.29 then to 0.11 a.u).

It seems that a trimodal size distribution is required in order to achieve a close fit to the observed extinction from the UV through NIR, MIR to the silicate absorption band.

Changes in O2Hb and HHb were calculated according to the MBLL, with differential pathlength factors for the forearm linearly extrapolated from [ 19] and the extinction coefficients from [ 18].

Paleobotanists have long wondered if the extinction resulted from the climate change, or if tectonic shifts that released CO2 into the atmosphere caused the extinction and the climate change.

The rate of diversification was calculated by subtracting the extinction rate from the speciation rate.

To fit the MIR extinction, we have also tried models confining us to the observed extinction from 3 μ m to 19 μ m (i.e., ignoring the 1 3 μ m NIR extinction).

Thus, this work extends the prediction of extinction from the steady limit to the unsteady.

However, increasingly complete datasets of this kind are now available to make the comparisons needed in order to extract the process of extinction from the pattern.

As a result, the Yankees, 2-0 losers to Hudson, are on the precipice of extinction from the 2001 postseason.

The other three kinds of symbols plot the extinction laws obtained from sightlines away from the GC.