Sentence examples for a virtual basis from inspiring English sources

We address these issues by presenting a negotiation strategy that allows the interaction between an intelligent agent and a human consumer with Latin-American idiosyncrasy and by including a graphical agent to assist the user on a virtual basis.

3D reconstructions of the lumbar plexus based on VCH data provide a virtual morphological basis for anterior lumbar surgery.

International ownership of theatrical, television and home video distribution rights to RKO's library is divided on a virtual country-by-country basis: In the UK, many of the RKO rights are currently held by Universal Studios.

MADCE's use of a virtual reference provides a basis for semi-automated analyses including the development of dedicated software for dose estimation [ 12], thus enabling further increases in throughput in the future.

Partners are needed, and female filmmakers of this generation have to build their careers on the basis of a virtual heritage of their own creation, because the industry — and critics — failed the generations that preceded them.

This is able to act as a starting basis for a virtual product and process design.

In a BIM environment, planning and construction decisions are increasingly made on the basis of a virtual building model which comprises geometric as well as semantic data.

Finally, the effectiveness of the ASIC preamplifier is evaluated on the basis of a virtual sounding rocket experiment using theoretical calculations of LF standard electromagnetic waves.

The validity of the gain and NEMI for the ASIC preamplifier will be discussed below, on the basis of a virtual sounding rocket experiment.

One of such applications is the modeling of distributed design or manufacturing processes which can link up various designs or manufacturing processes to form a virtual consortium on a global basis.

The operating principle of the approach is on the basis of a virtual optics scheme whereby we apply both virtual wavelength and virtual diffraction distance in conjunction with a complex-valued random mask to design multiple-locks and multiple-keys in the course of audio data encryption and decryption.