Sentence examples for Upon analytic from inspiring English sources

EK participated throughout, with particular emphasis upon analytic issues.

The businesses that will have the steepest growth curve will understand how social media impacts the bottom line, how reading and understanding analytics is needed to survive and success will be earned by those able to forecast and change overnight, based upon analytics.

This paper presents exact finite-difference schemes and nonstandard finite-difference schemes for the Burgers equations with the form (1) based upon the analytic solution.

The evaluation model and criteria have been applied based upon the analytic hierarchy process in association with a Capital Investment Model and a Transportation Model.

The first 5 de-identified interview transcripts were read and discussed by an interdisciplinary research team to develop familiarity with the early data and agree upon an analytic approach.

Quine's anti-conventionalist arguments, in conjunction with his attack upon the analytic-synthetic distinction, profoundly impacted metaphysics and epistemology, casting conventionalist theories of logic, mathematics, and ontology into general disrepute.

Based upon this, an analytic model of the non-stationary engine vibration considering its time-varying transfer properties is developed and discussed in details on its time domain and time-frequency domain characteristics.

The standard is based upon equipment and analytic capabilities currently available in most neurophysiological or ophthalmological electrodiagnostic clinics.

Bulk tank milk analysis [either by PCR or enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA)] has been used to screen for C. burnetii in cattle, sheep, goats and camels in several countries with results ranging from 0 to 94 % prevalence depending upon country, species and analytic method used [ 11– 16].

In his 1950 essay "Two Dogmas of Empiricism," Quine launched an attack upon the traditional distinction between analytic statements, which were said to be true by virtue of the meanings of the terms they contain, and synthetic statements, which were supposed to be true (or false) by virtue of certain facts about the world.

This systematic description and classification of objects by their chronological placement, material, form, process of production, use-life, and pattern of deposition depends upon a host of sophisticated analytic techniques developed to decode the history of these discarded objects, which once held social significance to the human communities in which they were made, used, and valued.