Sentence examples for based on the articulation of from inspiring English sources
That is why paper as a medium is a very human construct, containing reflection and based on the articulation of news and analysis, features and investigation that seek to make sense of the world when it appears to have none.
Aglietti et al. (1975) described the design of a patella component based on the area of articulation and loading in the cadaveric patellofemoral joint.
Cartilage was modelled based on the shape of the articulation while the ligaments were modelled with linear spring elements.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a systemic inflammatory disease characterized by progressive joint destruction and relevant disability based on the synovitis of large articulations and in particular of the peripheral joints of the hand as well as feet [ 1, 2].
The purpose of AHP is to take into account expert knowledge, and since a conventional AHP cannot properly reflect the human choice making based on quantitative articulation of preferences, a fuzzy extension of AHP (called FAHP) was developed to solve the fuzzy hierarchical problems.
Two major groups of brachiopods are recognized, based on the presence or absence of articulation of the valves by teeth and sockets.
The renaissance of metal-on-metal articulations for total hip arthroplasty is based on the use of improved metallic biomaterials, improved implant design, and improved production methods (Konttinen et al. 2008).
Consequently, intervention procedures are based on the notion that articulation errors are due to faulty control of the articulators [ 25].
A training software program was developed based on the principles of infant phonetic learning, featuring systematic acoustic exaggeration, multi-talker variability, visible articulation, and adaptive listening.
One of the early famous computational models of cerebellum is the cerebellar model articulation controller, which is based on the Marr Albus ideas of the cerebellum (Albus 1975a, b; Pouget et al. 2000; Wolpert 1997).
This paper presents a new partial discharge (PD) pattern recognition method based on the cerebellar model articulation controller (CMAC).
