Sentence examples for based on similar principles from inspiring English sources

A one-year transition program, based on similar principles as Landmark's, is to open in the fall at the American University in Washington.

The same group later reported a flashing ratchet based on similar principles, in a pseudorotaxane with one stopper, where threading was driven by reduction, and dethreading slowly occurred after rapid shuttling away from a reoxidized bipyridinium station.

The British case is being heard in conjunction with a Swedish case based on similar principles.

Counselling is based on similar principles to traditional psychotherapy but tends to be less intense.

Third, current chemical practice employs a nomenclature and classification scheme for inorganic compounds based on similar principles.

In the early 1970s it was announced that a larger craft, based on similar principles and carrying 32 cars and 260 passengers, would be put into production.

Founded in 2012, Empire Robotics hit the scene with the Versaball, a gripper based on similar principle, taken to a minimalist extreme.

ALS is based on similar technical principles, but the scanner is usually mounted on a small aircraft or helicopter.

All the three methods based on similar basic principles require additional efforts to cut the specimen thin and firmly place the thermal probe on/in the specimen, as well as long time control of the dependent and independent variables during the entire testing.

We conclude that in early biofilms the density and rupture force of bacterial surface structures can trigger cell sorting based on similar physical principles as in developing embryos.

The concept of performance standards was originally developed to evaluate the acceptability (accuracy and reliability) of proposed test methods that are based on similar scientific principles and that measure or predict the same biologic or toxic effect as an accepted (previously validated) test method.