The phrase "a head based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a concept, design, or idea that is derived from or inspired by a particular source or foundation.
Example: "The sculpture features a head based on ancient Greek mythology, showcasing the artist's interpretation of the gods."
Alternatives: "a head derived from" or "a head inspired by".
Between January and March 2003, seven nights at the Elysium (www.elysium-hotel.com) costs £437 a head, based on two sharing on a bed and breakfast basis and including return flights and transfers.
A week (between 16 April and 30 June) at the newly renovated four-star Boathouse on the Beach, at Kata Beach in Phuket (an island untroubled by the deluge), costs £989 a head based on two sharing, including transfers, breakfast and flights from Heathrow with Thai Airways, via Tropical Sky (0844 3329349; tropicalsky.co.uk).co.uk
The 3D model of a head based on a head of a real person also makes the animation more realistic.
Flipping a coin and getting a heads is an independent event - you're not more likely to get a heads based on whether you got a heads or a tails last time.
In this context, this paper describes a process for animating a robot head, based on video input of a human head.
In Equations 4 and 5, Popt is the optimal probability that a node to be a cluster head based on optimal construction of clusters given by P opt = k opt N (6) k opt = N 2 π M d toBS = N 2 π 2 0.765 (7).
A reconstructed head based on the skull of Richard III is to go on a tour before becoming part of an exhibition in Leicester.
Running through the Doe Network's listings of unidentified bodies -- John Does, in police patois -- she came upon a reconstructed head, based on remains found in Readsboro, Vt., in May 1997.
The two-step clustering process of our algorithm uses a fuzzy inference system in the first step to select optimal nodes that can be a cluster head based on parameters such as energy, distance, density and mobility.
For these calculations we estimated the antibiotic elution from a femoral head based on the results from our experiments (Table 4).
The presentation and the images were created in such a way that each of the profile silhouette images, when viewed on the monitor, had the same dimensions as a normal human head, based on an average lower facial height, reducing the potential effect of image size on observer perception.
