Sentence examples for based on a space from inspiring English sources
Certainly there are plenty in the making, including David Lynch's Dune, based on a space adventure which includes such "soft" themes as clairvoyance and ecological preservation.
The slip power is recovered by the help of a voltage source inverter (VSI) based on a space vector pulse width modulation (SVPWM) technique.
This scheme is based on a space and time dependent coordinate transformation which redistributes resolution in particle property space according to the shapes of recent solutions for the particle property distribution.
Based on a space experiment of lysozyme crystallization, a two-dimensional model was designed to study numerically the post-nucleation transport in the liquid/liquid diffusion crystallization of proteins.
An algorithm based on a space fast-time adaptive processor is presented for nulling the mainlobe jammer when the jammer and the target of interest share the same bearing.
In contrast, the method in [42] can be adapted for anomalous access detection because the it can infer communities from a local network based on a space which is different from that of the global network.
As the imbibition curves did not follow the usual Washburn law, a model based on a space-dependent permeability coefficient is proposed.
If the source terms are not stiff, however, an even more efficient approach is possible which is based on a space-time extension of multi-level Adams-Bashforth-type ODE integrators.
Based on a space-time diagram of all the detected earthquakes, they identified two distinct sequences of earthquake migration toward the hypocenter of the 2011 M W 9.0 Tohoku-oki earthquake in the direction parallel to the trench axis; one was from the middle to the end of February and the other occurred between March 9 and 11, similar to the results of Ando and Imanishi (2011).
In the third stage, space-time clustering was evaluated using a combination of space-time K-functions and scan statistics based on a space-time permutation model.
They argued that the change is adaptive based on a space-for-time comparison of trends in migration timing across a latitudinal gradient associated with temperature in many populations.
