Sentence examples for using an empirical formula from inspiring English sources

In this study, the cloud base pressure is parameterized using an empirical formula.

The conversion method for the settling velocity of grains was proposed by Ferguson and Church (2004), using an empirical formula for natural sand.

psat vap was estimated using an empirical formula developed by Herman Wobus, which depends on temperature of the air (see Eq. 10) [10].

First, the seismic moment is estimated from the fault length using an empirical formula, and then the seismic moment rate is estimated from the slip rate of the fault.

The dawn to dusk solar wind electric field (VBS) was estimated from the Dst index by using an empirical formula for Dst prediction; these data were then used to estimate the IMF and solar wind speed.

Our torsional-rigidity values in the presence and absence of HU compare favorably with those estimated by Becker et al. using an empirical formula that contained torsional elasticity only.

Specifically, we used an empirical formula based on total absorption and particle backscattering coefficients to estimate and then remove detritus absorption coefficient (ad), and developed a scheme to use absorption coefficients at three wavelengths (412, 443, and 490 nm) for the separation of ag and aph (absorption coefficient of phytoplankton).

The first, employed here, is to use an empirical formula T=−3.78/(log10 P) established from a series of cell lines and making the assumption, which is reasonable for cell lines, that the culture cycle time is equal to the doubling time.

For high latitude wetlands (i.e. northern bogs), the emission model uses a two-layer hydrological model (Frolking, 1993) to predict the water table level and the bog soil temperature, which are then used in an empirical formula to predict methane emissions.

Siscoe et al. (2006) and Li et al. (2006) calculated Carrington's recovery from the results of their simulation using a solar wind structure that could have caused the Carrington storm development; they made use of an empirical formula, Burton's model (Burton et al. 1975).

The latest study on PCD recommends the use of an empirical formula to define the value of Magnification Factor.