Sentence examples for based on a variation from inspiring English sources
The DCV is based on a variation of Fisher's Linear Discriminant Analysis for the small sample size case.
A method for predicting the damping performance of resistively shunted piezoceramics based on a variation of the modal strain energy approach has recently been developed.
Our approach is based on a variation of Ewald's summation method and the method of images for regularized and singular Stokeslets.
Mr. Jones introduced a new version of "Continuous Replay," based on a variation of 45 hand gestures that Mr. Zane performed in a 1981 film while Catherine Cabeen and Shaneeka Harrell executed the dance live; Helen Thorington, a composer and early collaborator, read a hard-luck story related in an interview with an elderly woman befriended by Mr. Zane.
I set up a Yahoo account once years ago, based on a variation of my name, for its news tickler, but never used it for e-mail". Regarding Carlson, Brantley said that he'd crossed paths with him years ago when Carlson was working for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
Technically, our results are based on a variation of input-output systems as introduced by Willems (1991), with a particular focus on liveness properties, i.e., sequential behaviours that are not necessarily topologically closed.
Rugate filters are one-dimensional photonic crystals based on a smooth variation of the refractive index along the depth of the structure which results in a photonic bandgap (PBG) [1].
Three types of SPF were tested, based on a spatial variation of soil moisture.
A newly developed Knudsen pump, based on a sinusoidal variation in channel width, is compared to previous curved channel designs as well as the canonical Knudsen pump design.
Eventually, the priorities of assessment criteria are derived from the sensitivity analysis of a generic building model based on a simultaneous variation of different design parameters.
The resampling method is based on a frequency variation curve extracted from the time frequency distribution (TFD) of an acoustic signal by dynamically minimizing the local cost functions.
