Sentence examples for based on experience rather from inspiring English sources

It's one of her central contentions: that a philosophy squarely based on experience – rather than the text – must have something of value for anyone who reads it.

Would it not be preferable, and simpler, to let parents come to their own conclusions based on experience, rather than listen to the advice of self-styled experts?

Thus, it appears that fuzzy logic applications depend on common sense and modernize the old engineering methodology of design based on experience rather than theoretical analysis only.

However, the choice of the process parameters is generally based on experience rather than on their empirical influence on the resulting microstructure, and for hardening processes with cyclic temperature changes, almost no correlations between process parameters and hardening results are known.

Standards for assessing the pituitary stalk size are not well established, and are based on experience rather than age-appropriate measurements.

A more consistent representation of the material resistance as well as of the (seismic) loads leads to more economical (or at least more reliable) designs in general, and especially for masonry structures where the safety margin, i.e. safety factor at present, is mostly based on experience rather than on quantified engineering modelling.

A conservative thinks in terms of countless minor corrections and improvements based on experience and experiment rather than in terms of a universal, uniform solution based on theory and enforced by inflexible law.

'Soft' PA depends mainly on visual observation of crop and soil and management decision based on experience and intuition, rather than on statistical and scientific analysis.

Based on experience, the question is rather: can I use muscle relaxant or not, and should I do an awake intubation (or other airway)?

The current FCA includes 18 QC measures (see Table 6) that have often, but not exclusively, evolved based on experience in applying the analysis, rather than from derivations from first principles.

There are also, however, limitations which include the (unavoidable) fact that the views expressed in the study are speculative rather than based on experience or knowledge.