Sentence examples for based on a slip from inspiring English sources

The observations are interpreted based on a slip system analysis, considering the relative effects of the initial grain orientation and the interaction between neighbouring grains as well.

Some of our regular readers may recall a stupid and irresponsible rumor we started right here on this blog, that being the idea, based on a slip by an Apple PR type, that future Macs might shortly ship with Vista pre-installed as a dual-boot option for Leopard.

Guccifer 2.0 is now believed to have been a Russian intelligence officer, based on a slip-up in his efforts to anonymize his identity.

The aim is to give some simplified estimates of the critical rotation load based on a slip-shakedown analysis.

The analysis is based on a slip-line model of a rigid spherical asperity (wear particle) plowing through a soft surface and removing material by microcutting.

Based on a linear slip theory of fault, Worthington and Hudson (2000) considered that the increase in attenuation was caused by fractures imperfectly bonded the fault interfaces.

For both xy positioning systems, the same atomic force microscope head was used in determining the probe-sample distance and performing the z-axis motion (fine motion based on piezoceramic actuators and coarse approach based on a stick-slip actuator).

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It is also shown that the slip circle method (SCM) based on an assumed prescribed slip curve cannot capture the phenomenon of a worst case SOF.

All of the hemlines in Mr. Rodriguez's collection were mid-calf, and the lines were loose, essentially based on a T-shirt or slip.

However, the aseismic slip off the southern Miyazaki area is less certain, since this large slow slip is based on a large eastward transient observed at one GNSS site, the slow slip area is far offshore, and the ground displacement data are insufficient to support the existence of the slow slip this far offshore (Fig. 4e).