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A numerical solution, founded on an explicit scheme, is validated.
America is a country founded on freedom.
A similar approach founded on counterfactuals uses graphical methods [ 7].
Clinicians operated on a hypothesis-testing basis, founded on a thorough history and clinical impression.
The modulus is derived by means of a strain energy approach founded on micromechanics.
If that sequence of images inspires the first chapter of the post-Qaddafi era, then the new Libya will be founded on a legend not of the heroism of its liberators — the militias who resisted the onslaught of pro-Qaddafi forces — but of moral ambiguity and dubious authority, of recourse to untruth in the face of unpalatable evidence.
It's founded on a fallacy.
Our applications are founded on a data-driven empirical proof.
Our conclusions are founded on a specific sample.
It was founded on 10th October 1794, by an abbot Grégoire.
In contrast to other evolutionary methods like genetic algorithms, scatter search is founded on the premise that systematic designs and methods for creating new solutions afford significant benefits beyond those derived from recourse to randomization.
