Sentence examples for based on a limit from inspiring English sources
Metal losses of the pipe wall are assessed by a fracture mechanics method based on a limit load theory and considered as a leak or rupture.
For different arrangements and relative depths of defects, based on a limit value 0.05 of the quantified index of the interaction between defects, a relatively systematic safety assessment of pipes with multiple local wall thinning defects under different load conditions has been proposed.
As none of these parameters was the clear-cut, unique endpoint, the sample size was based on a limit for the desired information increase per additional subject.
The within herd sample strategy was based on a limit of detection calculation [ 44] and assumed a perfect test and a within herd seroprevalence of 50%.
The direct analysis method exceeds the detection requirements for MTS, indicating its potential as a rapid screening procedure based on a limit test to show that the MTS is below the TTC level.
High sequence conservation of the ZRS in vertebrates (Lettice et al., 2003) and the limb pattern based on a limit of five digits (Long and Gordon, 2004) is recurrent in land-based tetrapods, suggesting that the phenotype was stabilised in tetrapod evolution and is fundamental to the basic structure of vertebrate limbs.
I am the only one who can create an experience of separation from my loving essence based on a limiting belief -- a misperception in my consciousness.
The method is based on a limit-equilibrium approach, and utilizes a composite logarithmic spiral failure surface along which the Mohr-Coulomb failure criterion is enforced.
Study design: We designed a semiquantitative nested PCR based on a limiting dilution analysis to detect high viral loads in PBMC.
Chajes et al. (1995) used various types of fibers (glass, aramid, and carbon) to develop a model for the FRP contribution to the shear capacity, analogous to that used for steel stirrups, based on a limiting FRP strain equal to 0.005.
Often, conclusions can also be based on a limited number of samples, which limits their significance.
