The phrase "and computations based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to calculations or analyses that are derived from a specific set of data or information.
Example: "The study includes various analyses and computations based on the collected survey data."
Alternatives: "and calculations derived from" or "and analyses grounded in".
Theoretical energy consumption is modeled by assuming the energy consumption for packet transmission, reception, and computation based on [26].
Working independently of the Pentagon and of the Congressional study, and using computations based on the number of troops committed to the actual conduct of war at any one time, he estimates that the annual cost today is $1.1 million per man or woman in uniform in Afghanistan versus an adjusted $67,000 per year for troops in World War II and $132,000 in Vietnam.
The experiments were successfully modeled, without adjustable parameters, by means of a finite-difference numerical reservoir simulator and by computations based on an approximate velocity field given by a complex variable solution of the Laplace equation.
Furthermore, two scenarios for distance computations in (28) are followed; one based on H and one on L. The curve labeled WLD-H1 corresponds to the proposed WLD detection scheme with E = 1 and distance computations based on H in (28), while the curve labeled WLD-L1 corresponds to the proposed scheme with E = 1 but with distance computations based on L in (28).
Advancing and receding contact angles were determined as a function of surface coverage and compared with computations based on the Cassie equation.
Software tools should then read these specifications and perform optimized computations based on them.
Results are compared with reported analyses based on structural data and ligand-protein contact point computations based on Protein Data Bank records.
Iterative applications have been used to solve a variety of problems in science and engineering, including large-scale computations based on the asynchronous model more recently.
On the basis of the coulometric n values and product distributions, together with computations based on density functional theory, we propose mechanistic pictures for the reduction of 1a and 1b that involve radical intermediates, whereas reduction of 1c involves carbanion intermediates.
We presented fast and efficient tools for distance computations based on subword compositions as defined in [ 13].
