Sentence examples for based immediate from inspiring English sources

We believe that the advantages of these mobile games (e.g., interactive, simulation based, immediate feedback) will make them very effective adjunctive tools.

The control law is of the "behavioral" type in that all control actions are based on immediate visual information.

He shifted to what he called "straight photography" based on immediate images of the metropolis growing up around him.

They receive input from the adults and other children surrounding them, based on immediate need and interaction, during every waking hour.

The bank cautioned, however, that "the U.K.'s referendum decision to leave the E.U. means we are entering an uncertain world and there will likely be pressure on emerging-market financial assets based on immediate risk aversion".

Smart grids, which run using the Internet of things, allow energy distribution to be managed in real time based on immediate data rather than historic patterns of energy use.

In a study published in the journal Cognitive Psychology in 1973, Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman found that people tend to judge the likelihood of an event based on immediate examples that come to mind.

Related: We need regenerative farming, not geoengineering Smart grids, which run using the Internet of things, allow energy distribution to be managed in real time based on immediate data rather than historic patterns of energy use.

"These are really not much more than educated guesses and yet the marketplace puts enormous weight on them because financial markets are high-frequency trading places based on immediate data," said Madeline Schnapp, director of macroeconomic research at TrimTabs Investment Research.

This paper presents a novel digital sinusoidal pulse-width modulation (SPWM) technique based on immediate calculation of duty cycle count (DCC) values of pulses with high speed Harvard architecture based RISC controllers.

They hire only when necessary, based on immediate needs, vs. planning ahead for whole "classes" of new associates as the big firms do.