Sentence examples for based on annex from inspiring English sources

Then, the results are used to develop an assessment approach, based on Annex G of BS 7910 2013 and modified to account for the elastic plastic stress strain concentration resulting from weld misalignment.

The export tax on these products is governed by the Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 67/Pmk.011/2010, based on Annex No II of the Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 223/Pmk .011/2008

The input information in the IPCC 2006 guidelines is based on literature reflecting earlier decades; e.g. sources listed for tables in Annexes 10.A1 and 10A.2 in [4] were published between 1976 and 2004, with most from the 1980s and 1990s.

We modeled the communication between UEs and RRHs through free space path loss, with a thermal noise of −90 dBm, Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiple Access (OFDMA), and modulation code scheme based on ([25], Annex A).

The goal is to create uniform water management standards based on the annex principles for the states and provinces.

A numerical treatment of the standard's uncertainty function, based on ISO 11929 Annex C.5, leads to a procedure for deriving decision threshold and detection limit values.

Distribution is based on the Distributed System Annex of Ada on top of a TCP/lP LAN.

The standardized questionnaire was based on the questionnaire in Annex of the WHO generic protocol for a community-based survey on utilization of health care services for gastroenteritis in children [ 14].

The category 'CLP' used criteria for the identification of 'relevant' mixture components based on the definition stated in Annex I, Part 4 of the CLP regulation [11].

The review process under the SC is designed to 'evaluate whether a chemical is likely, as a result of its long-range environmental transport, to lead to significant adverse human health and/or environmental effects, such that global action is warranted' [Annex E in 2], whereby the process is based on a deterministic hazard quotient (Annex E (b)).

This second SVHC group includes vPvBs according to Art. 57 e) the adverse effects of which on humans and the environment are difficult to predict as well as certain PBTs according to Art. 57 d) whose classification is based on reproductive toxicity pursuant to Annex XIII, section 1.1.3(b) REACH and thus on suspected hazardous properties.