Sentence examples for based on this typology from inspiring English sources

Thus, based on this typology, MAR implementation through controlled infiltration close to the estuarial area seems to be more appropriated, whereas the direct deep injection appears to be more relevant in more distant zones.

Based on this Baumrind typology, I developed a parent-child relationship self-assessment scale with questions on authority and warmth to produce an overall score.

The assessment was based on the typology of hydrogeomorphological and land cover attributes of river catchments through ArcGIS analysis.

OMR is related to Optical Character Recognition (OCR); however, it shows several differences based on the typology of the symbols to be recognized and the structure of the framework [1].

Based on the typology described in section 3.3, the "Euraflandres" interchange gets a score of 9 because its demand is higher than 120,000 daily passengers, includes 13 public and private transport modes (several PT (metro, tram and urban buses), long distance coaches, car and bike sharing, taxis and even bike taxis), and is located in the inner city centre in the new "Euralille CBD".

It has to be noted that a subdivision of subjects based on the typology dimension 'individualism vs. collectivism' was the only statistically testable distinction.

This statistic uses a generalized least squares approach to quantify the degree to which closely related species exhibit similar biological characteristics based on the typology and branch lengths of their phylogeny.

Petrides and McManus [ 1] described a mapping of medical careers based on the typology found by Holland in careers in general.

The initial deductive coding frame of analytic categories will be based on the typology identified in Stage 1 and will be refined as new codes are developed inductively from the data and from interviews with professional end users.

Thirdly, socio-economic status (SES) was based on the higher occupational category of the two parents reported by the adolescent, based on the typology of the National institute for statistics and economic studies [ 39] and grouped into 4 categories: 1) managerial, or intellectual professions, 2) small to medium business owners or farmers, 3) manual, office or sales workers, and 4) unemployed.

Based on this conceptualization, we introduce a typology of four generic GIS configurations, building on the innovation mode and valuation system in different industry types.