Sentence examples for based on previous efforts from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether the new software from Chinese Academy of Engineering will be based on previous efforts, but will likely involve Linux.

Based on previous efforts from across the sector, Les Budd, reader in social enterprise at the Open University, fears wasted effort.

The description that follows is based on previous efforts [6, 7] with minor modifications1.

Analytical streamline simulations have improved our insight of reservoir behavior since the early work of Muskat (1949a, b) of Gulf Oil Corporation, based on previous efforts (a.o., Wyckoff et al. 1933; Muskat and Wyckoff 1934).

Based on previous globalisation efforts and changes in value chains, the customer industries of the European chemical market are in a good shape: Production in Europe is less dependent on labour costs due to automation and robotics.

This validated some of the challenges that were predicted in the policy brief based on previous international experiences with integration efforts.

The TTG protocol was developed for this study based on previous research and represents an overt effort on our part to design a method for integrating complex self-management into daily life.

In Table 1, we present a summary of techniques and algorithms based on previous literature in the domain of software effort prediction and other prediction contexts (Witten and Frank 2005; Song et al. 2011; Dejaeger et al. 2012).

The larger efforts by the Democrats and the N.A.A.C.P. are based on previous attempts to increase black turnout in carefully selected states, in some cases the same ones that have become battlegrounds in this year's contest.

One way of reducing this massive processing effort is to predict incoming sensory information based on previous experience, so that expected information is processed efficiently and enough resources can be allocated to novel information.

To do this, the probability of success based on previous trials was included as a regressor, so that it would not confound measurement of "effort sensitivity" (impact of effort on choice).