Sentence examples for based definition of the from inspiring English sources

Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus (ETM +) and European Remote Sensing Satellite-2 (ERS-2) synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery are used to generate a pattern based definition of the urban context.

Later studies (Novotny et al., 1983) confirmed that this definition largely overlaps with the structurally based definition of the ABS.

In the present research, using finite element analysis based on the incremental plasticity theory and large deformation formulations, we proposed four indentation-response based definitions of the representative strain.

Based on our knowledge, this is the first report comparing the diagnostic impact of different IR based definitions of the metabolic syndrome in a large sample of adults in the general population.

Besides the experience based definition of inspection intervals, the application of fracture mechanics tools is currently being introduced as an appropriate method.

This paper starts with a power-based definition of the radiation impedance and then it is shown that other "definitions" based on the total force or on the average pressure on the radiator are restricted to certain conditions.

Instead, he focuses on what he calls the core of the Islamist revolution, which he defines as a metaphysical resistance to the West's market-based definition of the individual and society.

The simulations performed show that using Keulegan formula with a physically-based definition of the bed roughness coefficient, a two-dimensional shallow water model is able to reproduce satisfactorily the flow hydrodynamics.

In addition, two approaches for local stress analysis are presented and discussed: an engineering-based definition of the stress concentration factor (SCF) and a proposed local stress factor (LSF) that utilises stress ranges extracted from the stress history.

It is shown how this approach can be useful to make a "virtual" (simulator-based) definition of the system by discussing trade-offs in the choice of several parameters of the injection system.

The challenge, of course, is that a science-based definition of the "climate crisis" (I still think that climate scientist Richard Somerville defined that term best in a 2007 debate with Michael Crichton and others) is not the kind of message that will get people rushing to the ramparts.