Sentence examples for based on existing or from inspiring English sources

Based on existing or proposed liquefaction processes, sixteen ideal cycles are selected and the optimal conditions to achieve their best thermodynamic performance are investigated.

Other schemes, based on existing or about-to-be-existing technology like solar sails and thermonuclear rockets, have been proposed that could reach a tenth the speed of light and make the crossing in less than a human lifetime.

This precise control of temperature makes it possible to implement accurately and uniformly any heat treatment regime based on existing or future guidelines over the entire volume of a concrete element.

It's still an interesting idea, and it's based on existing or realistic technologies, so it could be built.

This solution demonstrates that the possible measures that OEMs can undertake to reduce the level of CO2 emissions are not only limited to the design of novel or optimised engines based on existing or on alternative energy sources, but can be extended to telematic applications.

After the risk assessment all patients who do not require immediate support are then asked to develop a safety plan based on existing or potential support networks.

What is not known is whether the changes made (which were described as offering screening tests, changing medications or doses, recommending lifestyle changes, changing the frequency of follow-up appointments, or making a diagnosis) were necessary, clinically beneficial or based on existing guidelines or clinical evidence.

This type of deductive reasoning has been identified as appropriate for use when generating concepts or variables based on existing theory or knowledge[ 19, 20].

We assessed construct validity through a number of measures where we could hypothesize relationships with overall empowerment (or individual dimensions) based on existing theory or empirical data.

Likewise, predictions of delta are either based on existing data or are guided by biological plausibility or a minimal clinically important difference (MCID) [ 9, 10].

These quadrants could be based on existing counties or on geographic features that may divide the land, such as rivers or mountain ranges.