Sentence examples for based on a trade from inspiring English sources

It's not known how many wireless microphones operate there, but Harold Feld, a lawyer for the consumer groups, said the total is likely more than 1 million, based on a trade journal estimate.

The procedure is developed based on a mixed H2/H∞ optimization which allows trading explicitly between nominal performance and robust stability.

That bill appears to be a one-off hit of around £70m for Centrica, based on a trading update it published in November.

The professional exemption has proliferated based on a trade-off: companies gained a financial advantage while boosting employee morale by offering fancy titles.

The institutional design of these rights could be based on a trade-off between the cost of regulation and the social cost of private expropriation.

The sustainable management of the W Regional park and its peripheral areas is based on a trade-off between conservation and the generation of economic income for local populations.

The main objectives here are: (i) to show that a simple polytopic model can be used for designing robust controllers for predominately inductive grids; (ii) to help in the choice of the control design parameter, based on a trade-off between an upper bound of the transient settling times and the control gain sizes.

This paper develops a sensor system selection metric based on a trade-off between two approaches to the design of experiments, which is shown to be consistent with the design cost approach of Forbes and Marlin [Computers Chem Eng 20 (1996) 7/7].

The traditional optimal design for vibration isolation from random vibration is based on a trade-off choice of damping and stiffness properties of mounts, and is focussed primarily on optimizing the dynamic response of the electronic boxes, subject to limitations imposed on their rattle space.

Physicians must justify their decision to request an imaging exam using ionising radiation, and the decision is based on a trade-off between risks and benefits [11].

The definition of the amount of key parameters to be used in the simplified model is based on a trade-off between accuracy and simplification.