Sentence examples for based on spread from inspiring English sources

Pick: Chiefs (not based on spread).

Wille et al. (Wille et al. 2011) developed UHPC using local materials without any special type of mixer and heat treatment based on spread flow properties.

China Mobile, which holds a commanding 74% share of domestic subscribers, obtained TD-SCDMA (Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access), a homegrown 3G standard based on spread spectrum technology that is different from approaches used in the West).

In particular, the following two standards are considered: the European Standard, ECMA-368 [8], for low-power and multimedia capable HDR WPANs based on UWB, and the IEEE 802.15.4 standard for LDR WPANs [9] based on spread spectrum communications.

We have produced, and are continuing to improve upon, such statistics based on spread F data covering the solar activity minimum and maximum years for the two Brazilian stations, Fortaleza and Cachoeira Paulista.

In the last four decades however, alternative models were developed based on spread plasticity formulations which consider an extended inelastic zone in proximity of the critical sections, therefore affecting the stiffness (or the flexibility) matrix of the member.

Industrial operations such as spin coating, painting, and lubrication are based on spreading of fluids over solid surfaces.

In the proposed system, security is enhanced based on spreading the signal in frequency and encrypting it in time domain.

The Re-Distributed Resistivity (RDR) algorithm is based on spreading flow resistivity over the grid cells neighboring a discontinuity in material properties of the porous medium.

Lee, M et al. [12] propose a semantic search methodology for measuring the information content of a semantic association that consists of resources and properties based on information theory and expanding the semantic network based on spreading activation.

For example, M. Ross Quillian (1968) proposed a model of word sense disambiguation based on "spreading activation" in a network of concepts (typically corresponding to senses of nouns) interconnected through relational links (typically corresponding to senses of verbs or prepositions).