Sentence examples for based on the rotating from inspiring English sources
The ROTi system is based on the rotating wall vessel (Synthecon RCCS-4D Rotation System; Synthecon, Houston, TX, USA) developed by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAas as a rotary, microgravity system.
A new method has been proposed to determine the just drawdown speed based on the rotating impeller domain in the CFD simulations.
For the machine-side, the controller adopts a current vector control method based on the rotating reference frame (RRF) and the maximum power extraction (MPE) is realised through the tip speed ratio (TSR) method.
Based on the rotating disk electrode measurement, it is believed that the electrocatalytic oxidation of benzyl alcohol is a two-electron and two-proton process with benzaldehyde as a major product.
The leader changes whenever the view changes, based on the rotating leader paradigm (line 7).
The technology of the Pentacam device is based on the rotating Scheimpflug imaging.
On the other hand, the bicircular model based on the Sun Earth rotating frame governs the dynamics of the spacecraft and other bodies.
In this paper, we present a gray image mosaic component design method based on the vector rotating relax matching algorithm, which can handle batch images fast and with high quality.
It allows us to perform conventional reflection and transmission measurements including rocking curve measurement as well as polarimetric and ellipsometric measurements based on the rotating-analyzer method by using six independently movable motorized stages.
The method is based on the idea of rotating measurement, firstly more than three pieces of point clouds of cylinder calibration pattern are used for calibrating the center axis of a single-axis turntable in the scanner's coordinate system, so the rigid relationship of the turntable and scanner can be obtained.
The app is based on the age-old "rotating savings and credit associations" (ROSCA) concept, which pushes people to save through the use of collective pressure.
