Sentence examples for using a linear interpolation from inspiring English sources

The data were interpolated using a linear interpolation process, and the DEM is reported to be accurate within 10 m (Province of British Columbia 1996).

To fill these data gaps we calculate the missing value using a linear interpolation between Hawaiian-like values (8,700 kg s−1 and 290 °C) representing the 'strong plume' case and values that are typical for a weak plume (500 kg s−1 and 150 °C).

The shear strength of seafloor sediment is calculated by using a linear interpolation of 2 cm intervals down to 22 cm in depth under the VCS from the original data.

Right panel: using a linear interpolation.

Age-depth relations for Blue Lake were calculated using a linear interpolation.

We calibrated BBOBS raw data using a linear interpolation method based on the time difference between each recorder's clock and a GPS clock before and after the observations.

(Note: we've had to interpolate for the 7bn and 9bn figures, because Apple never announced them. But given the linear shape of the graph we felt it was fair to use a linear interpolation for them, as they fit other numbers that have been provided).

Hence, we use a linear interpolation.

The IMAT method is compared with the linear interpolation method which estimates the channel at pilot frequencies using LS estimate (2) and then uses a linear interpolation function to estimate the CFR at data subcarriers.

In order to estimate |V i (f)| in a robust and simple way, we used a linear interpolation of ai,h across frequency, as used in [38], on a discrete scale of 512 frequency bins up to the Nyquist frequency.

Then they proposed to use a linear interpolation based on the smallest and largest eigenvalues of (A_{ij}), which results in a considerable improvement over local Lax-Friedrichs at a computational cost much lower than the one required for the full computation of (vert A_{ij}vert).