Sentence examples for based on introduced from inspiring English sources

The strongly developed Ugandan fishery of Lake Kyoga is largely based on introduced Nile perch, and, although Lake Victoria is considered to be essentially a Tilapia fishery, there are also important catches of other species, including Nile perch.

The illustrated results allow an objective evaluation of a broad range of different means of transportation and vehicles, based on introduced "weighted traffic performance indices" (WTPI).

Atomic layer epitaxy is based on introducing one gas that will absorb only a single atomic layer on the surface and following it with another gas that reacts with the preceding layer.

Commonly, there are two types of LLS localization algorithms using range measurements; one is based on introducing a dummy variable (called LLS-I), and the other is based on the subtraction of the reference measured range (called LLS-II).

In our experiments, we use all of these, plus JG*, the marker-based jackknifing approach of Shi et al., plus BP*, our earlier approach based on introducing perturbations, in the permutations, of known effect on the distances [ 9].

However, many men fear that a male pill based on introducing female hormones into the body may affect their virility or other aspects of masculinity, even though the results of the first clinical trials have found no evidence for this.

The proposed formulation was based on introducing an iterative material removal procedure in a BEM framework.

Next, we use a new approach to improve classification results based on introducing an adaptive-threshold.

It is based on introducing a new two-dimensional discrete model compatible with most existing structural analysis softwares.

These methods are generally based on introducing perturbations into the original modulation symbols so that the time domain OFDM frame will have a reduced PAPR.

The pilot signal detection methods are based on introducing, previously to the main amplifier, a pilot signal, with the same frequency as the third-order intermodulation products.