Sentence examples for based on phenomena from inspiring English sources
Lynn noted that at least one Nobel Prize was awarded in part for discoveries based on phenomena first observed in these films.
This is different to the multi-foundation system, which is based on phenomena in the lower levels, before switching to a hazard-based system for the levels representing eruptions.
The analyses and descriptions of phenomenological psychology are based on phenomena as they appear, apart from any scientific theories and without the phenomenological reduction.
A geomechanical comparison between the AFN and its DFN equivalents is made based on phenomena such as heterogeneity of fracture-dependent stress contours, sliding between pre-existing fracture walls, coalescence of propagating fractures and variability of aperture distribution.
For example, the Geologic Time Scale, discovery of the atom, size of the universe, and rapidly developing field of nanotechnology are all based on phenomena occurring at scales that humans cannot directly experience.
Indeed, as Watson (2006) indicated, the reason data are collected, graphs are created and averages are computed is to 'manage variation and draw conclusions in relation to questions based on phenomena that vary' (p. 21).
Motivation for the investigation reported here is based on phenomenon in which bulk solids attain an increase in density upon relaxation.
These geophysical records are thought to be precursor phenomena of the eruption, although it was not possible to issue alerts before the eruption based on these phenomena.
Hosseini, M. W. & De Cian, A. Crystal engineering: molecular networks based on inclusion phenomena.
But dealing with science museums sometimes necessitates artistic compromise, said Ned Kahn, whose installations are often based on natural phenomena like fog, fire, avalanches and tornadoes.
