Sentence examples for based on exploration of from inspiring English sources

Based on exploration of WSN QoS definition and typical traffic model, we design a dynamic QoS guarantees platform, which achieves online protocol self-adjustment to get optimization performance.

This mission also has scientific significance for elucidating the origin and evolution of the early solar system based on exploration of a primitive solar system body.

The number of clusters to use in the hierarchical metamodelling was here specified in advance, based on exploration of the predictive ability of metamodels of varying complexity.

Based on exploration of variables which showed trends toward significance, a logistic regression model was created with the variable "experience of violence" as dependent variable with no-prevalence as the reference category and eleven independent variables.

Theatre is a social art based on explorations of the cycles of nature, the progression from birth to death, and the forces that compel our behaviour.

Based on an exploration of quality of life, the first patient continued her chemotherapy but the second stopped it.

They are also based on reflective exploration of the experiences of all teams involved in the program.

PFs which were found among different life stories were identified based on the exploration of people's interpretation of their life's experience and their biography [ 34] and used for the exploration of their coverage by PROMs.

The objective of the present work was to improve ionic liquid (IL) tolerance of cellulase based on the exploration of functional nanoscale carriers for potential application in lignocellulosic biorefinery.

Based on the exploration of the teacher enactment of the mobilized 5E curriculum, implications are drawn concerning the implementation of innovative curricula implementation and the supports for teacher professional development of such innovation with the ultimate purpose of sustaining and scaling.

He showed that if, in the traditional manner of physics, we regard the' scientific description of the world as being necessarily based on the exploration of an objective system with independently existing instruments of observation, we are compelled to employ a concept of time which is regressive, though it has not hitherto been so recognised.