Sentence examples for based on levy from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes a modified artificial bee colony optimization (ABC) algorithm based on levy flight swarm intelligence referred as artificial bee colony levy flight stochastic walk (ABC-LFSW) optimization for optical code division multiple access (OCDMA) network.

These are the presence of formal agreements between employer and worker representation (e.g. work councils) relating to CVT (1/0), the degree of professionalization in CVT (1 = high, 0 = low), the existence of payback clauses (1/0), and the receipt of financial aid from training funds based on levy schemes (1/0).

The homeostasis model assessment of insulin resistance index (HOMA-IR) is derived from the inverse of insulin sensitivity based on Levy's nonlinear computer model (14).

The military of Lacedaemonia, Sparta, had traditionally been based on levies of full citizens and perioeci (one of the free non-citizen groups of Lacedaemonia) supported by lightly armed helots.

In the UK-Wales, the compliance based on levies from implant sales increased from 43% in 2003 2004 to 91% in 2012 2013 (National Joint Registry for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, 10th Annual Report 2013).

Based on the Levy solution, the aeroelastic properties of the CNT reinforced composite panels are analyzed using the frequency-domain method.

Based on the Levy solution, the natural frequencies and vibration mode shapes of FG-CNT reinforced composite plates subjected to in-plane loads with different boundary conditions are presented for different thickness-length ratios and aspect ratios.

The Fishery and Aquaculture Industry Research Fund is a funding scheme for industrial research and development work within fisheries and aquaculture, and is based on a levy of 0.3percentt on all exported fish and fish products.

While we're an organisation based on a small levy tax on plane tickets, our vision is much bigger than this one initiative.

But this agreement runs out next year, and to replace it, the ABI has proposed a fund based on an annual levy of about £8 on all Britain's 25 million insured properties, which would enable premiums of high-flood-risk homes to be kept affordable.

The program is based on a tax levy that will be imposed on all types of fuel in the shipping industry (per ton).