Sentence examples for based on the imaginary from inspiring English sources

He has created an entire fictive world, based on the imaginary town and environs of Nobson.

A power flow mode method based on the imaginary part of the dynamic flexibility matrix is presented, which allows determining eigenvalues and eigenvectors representing qualitative and quantitative information on the power flowing inside the structure, respectively.

In January 1968, EMI filmed the Beatles for a promotional trailer intended to advertise the animated film Yellow Submarine, loosely based on the imaginary world evoked by McCartney's 1966 composition.

An easy extraction parameter method of a simplified model is presented based on the susceptance (imaginary part of the admittance) device measurement which results to be a good figure of merit to characterize RF tunable filters.

Equation 6 suggests the real and imaginary part of K m can be independently designed based on the real and imaginary part of the target spectrum S. In addition, H ˜ NYQ ω - ω m, is also a design parameter, since any waveforms satisfying the Nyquist channel condition can be used to design the analysis/synthesis LPPF.

The inhibitor conformers are considered to be minima based on the absence of imaginary frequencies.

Based on the RBF in the imaginary-part kernel, the method results in spurious eigenvalues which can be separated by using the singular value decomposition (SVD) technique in conjunction with the Fredholm alternative theorem.

Cuban American writer Ana Menéndez (based variously in Amsterdam and Miami) produced Adios, Happy Homeland!, a brilliant meld of tradition and Modernism based on the work of an imaginary cadre of Cuban writers and poets.

The company said that the campaign, which was shot by well-known photographer and film-maker Bruce Weber, was meant to look like it was "based on the set of an imaginary film".

In the United States, television worked in concert with the personal automobile and the suburban single-family housing development to demassify the urban core and construct a national imaginary based on the concept of "mobile privatization," the idea that one could the survey outside world from the comfort and security of one's own living room.

This show is the third that Decouflé has based on the "Codex Seraphinianus" (1981), an imaginary encyclopedia by the Italian naturalist and artist Luigi Serafini, in which plants and animals are shown melting and morphing into other things.