Sentence examples for based on a definite from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the programmable controller, an RNN-based sequential controller is based on a definite mathematical model rather than a trial and error technique.

When an ultrasound-based estimate of gestational age (GA) is less (greater) than an estimate based on a definite last menstrual period, the fetus may grow slower (faster) than average.

There exists a sloppy but perhaps not wholly unjust accusation that a lot of Stephen King's earliest work is based on a definite formula: take a thing that people are scared of and make it scarier.

Searle considers his taxonomy to be superior to Austin's, in part because Austin's was not based on a definite set of basic dimensions and so resulted in inconsistent and overlapping classifications of speech acts.

In this way important consensuses were achieved based on a definite respect for the first principle of ecological security that was set up in the initial meeting of the SEA process.

This total cost is then allocated to all departments and units using a step-down manner which is based on a definite allocation factor, such as floor space of a particular department or unit or the total number of patients attending the clinics.

We used definite cases only because information from them on health service usage agrees with estimates from the GP presentation study and NHS Direct, suggesting that these estimates are more reliable than those based on all definite and possible cases.

Children and young people aged 16 years or under are included based on a diagnosis of definite or probable JDM or polymyositis by Bohan and Peter criteria [ 14], as well as JDM, or polymyositis with overlapping connective-tissue disease features.

8 We confirm that definite CAD, based on a doctor's report and Q waves on ECG, was twice as prevalent in men as in women.

Though it was concluded that ABCC6 is not a candidate gene for sCAD, we should be careful to draw definite conclusions based on a single study.

That Greenpeace takes a dogmatic, not a scientific, approach was made clear when Lord Melchett, then director of Greenpeace UK, made the following statement on opposition to GM crops whilst appearing in front of the House of Lords: It is a permanent and definite and complete opposition based on a view that there will always be major uncertainties.