Sentence examples for based on a conjunction from inspiring English sources
The mechanisms for the design are based on a conjunction use of triboelectrification and electrostatic-induction processes.
The second is a hybrid technique (mGA-CG) which is based on a conjunction of a micro genetic algorithm (mGA) approach with the conjugate gradient based method (CG).
However, tactfully based on a conjunction of triboelectrification and electrostatic induction, in 2012, a simple, cost-effective and all-polymer-based flexible TENG was invented by Zhong Lin Wang's group, as shown in Fig. 7 [11, 75].
Tool-selective (t-aIPS and pMTG) areas were localized based on a conjunction contrast of ([Tools > Scrambled] AND [Tools > Bodies] AND [Tools > Objects]) and the Body-selective (EBA) area was localized based on a conjunction contrast of ([Bodies > Scrambled] AND [Bodies > Tools] AND [Bodies > Objects]).
A method based on a variational procedure in conjunction with a finite difference method is used to examine the free vibration characteristics and steady state response to a sinusoidally varying force applied at the center of a viscoelastically point-supported orthotropic elastic plate of rectangular shape.
Our strategy for dealing with this problem was to use a clearance period based on a literature review in conjunction with information from combinations of variables.
Although the utility data in this study are not based on a measure used in conjunction with a trial in CLL, we believe that one should be able to map the health states or vignettes in this study directly to those observed in such trials.
Our solution is based on a special SOF scheme in conjunction with specific congruence transformations.
An efficient computational approach based on a generalized unconstrained approach in conjunction with isogeometric analysis (IGA) are proposed for dynamic control of smart piezoelectric composite plates.
The analysis is based on a Coupled-Mode System, in conjunction with a time-domain BEM, taking into account the effect of the wavy free surface, the velocity due to waves and currents on the formation of the incident flow, and the effects of variable bathymetry.
The formulation of the new algorithm is based on a constant polynomial reconstruction approach in conjunction with an iterative defect correction method and is referred to as the IDeC(k) reconstruction.
