Sentence examples for based on systematic experiments from inspiring English sources
Based on systematic experiments in computer controlled oscillations with one- and three-degrees of freedom we investigated the potential of GPS, first to record higher oscillation frequencies, at least up to 4 Hz at the minimum resolution level of this instrument for kinematic applications (⩾5 mm), and second, to identify more than one dominant frequency.
Explosion behaviors of typical light metal and carbonaceous dusts induced by different ignition energies were investigated based on systematic experiments in a Siwek 20 L vessel.
Guidance in choosing the number of sets and set size, based on systematic experiments, is available on the Jane website [ 13].
Simulation results that are based on systematic HCRD experiments carried out with two different types of catalytic internals (catalytic packings and the D+R tray) and two different test system (butyl acetate and hexyl acetate) are used for the development and validation of the morphological analysis.
Because empirical data is limited and is only briefly described for Eyjafjallajökull (Schlosser et al., 2011) and elsewhere (Ota et al., 2012), we evaluate the possible influence of volcanic tephra fall on PV-modules based on systematic laboratory experiments to simulate grain size and concentration-dependent reduction in power generation.
Since (signed or unsigned) local LTR and unsigned TRANSWESD are computationally feasible in 5000-nodes networks and as they achieved superior results in all benchmarks (outperforming the winning methods of the DREAM4 challenge by far) these techniques appear to be well-suited for the reconstruction of large-scale regulatory networks based on systematic perturbation experiments.
Empirical studies based on systematic observation and controlled experimentation.
Beautiful, because it was a marvellously solid and lucid study, based on systematic, patient collection of unfashionable "background" data.
Population densities based on systematic censuses vary substantially, from 0.006 to 1.7 individuals per km².
