Sentence examples for based on a proposition of from inspiring English sources

The experimental partial pressure curves of products have been satisfactorily simulated using a mechanism based on a proposition of Oyama.

In this paper, the performance of wireless systems has been improved based on a proposition of a new peak detection algorithm based on the entropy of the wavelet transforms [1] and to be imposed to the Sniffer Mobile Robot (SNFRbot).

(An assertion in the proof of Theorem 2.1 given in [4] was based on a Proposition of Holmes [3], which was later shown by Jungck [7] to be false. However, as Jungck also proved in [7], the assertion itself is true. Hence, the proof given in [4], with minor changes, is true).

As noted by Kirk and Shahzad [21], an assertion in the proof of Lemma 13 given in [22] was based on a false proposition of Holmes [23].

The key idea, based on an old proposition of Frenkel, is that a liquid becomes solid-like at frequencies larger than τ −1∼η −1, when it may support shear waves.

As a traditional Chinese toxic herb, this medicine possesses anticancer effect [4 6], based on an important proposition of TCM theory "Fighting fire with fire" (Poisonous Chinese herbal medicine for cancer therapy).

Ionesco's play is based on a simple proposition: that all political systems are equally corrupt.

Doran's Shrew is based on a radical proposition: that Petruchio is far madder than Kate.

David Rennie, proposition lead for the Identity Assurance Programme in the Cabinet Office, said the first draft of standards are with the governance working group, and are based on a group of workstreams: proposition design; standards and certification; technical architecture; a commercial model; and a legal framework.

This way of formulating the argument is based on a Platonist view of propositions, according to which there are such things as propositions, which are abstract objects distinct from the sentences that can express them, and which are the fundamental bearers of the truth values.

It is also the case that the company's brand proposition is based on a restatement of the Guardian's original purpose of seeking social justice, but making it relevant to today's complex global inter-connected society.