Sentence examples for based on the tune from inspiring English sources
It's basically a note detector that builds music based on the "tune" you sing into the program.
The song "Kaisi Paheli Zindagani" was based on the tune to Louis Armstrong's "A Kiss to Build a Dream on".
Based on the tuned weighting coefficient and the acoustic potential energy, an objective function is developed to optimize parameters (number and location) of resonator-like cavities.
Here, a facile general method, which is based on the tuning of the bandgap of semiconductor by metal ions doping is developed to prepare monodisperse hollow tricolor pigment particles.
The selection of the controller structure is based on a communication cost term that penalizes pairings between the manipulated and the controlled variables based on the tuning parameters of the MPC controller and the process gains.
Based on the tuning characteristics revealed by this study, we suggest that the structure of the composite array comprised of graphene ribbons and silver nanowires be implemented in further designs of plasmonic tuning devices at mid-infrared wavelengths.
Fluorescence measurements were performed using DMSO solutions, and the synthesized polymers emitted both green and yellow colors based on the tuning of the excitation wavelength, which indicates that these polymers could be used to produce new polymeric light emitting diodes (PLEDs) with green and yellow emissions.
A proximate explanation for the choice of females was also offered, based on the tuning of ears around 4 kHz [12].
More recently however, a neural model based on the tuning selectivity of visual neurons for spatial frequencies successfully simulated some of the experimental data on face-preferences at birth [32].
Three optimum conditions for the tuning of NMR probes are compared: the conventional tuning optimum, which is based on radio-frequency pulse efficiency, the spin noise tuning optimum based on the line shape of the spin noise signal, and the newly introduced frequency shift tuning optimum, which minimizes the frequency pushing effect on strong signals.
