Sentence examples for based on three aspects from inspiring English sources

We propose a methodology for ad hoc research based on three aspects: 3D geometric modeling, analysis with computational fluid-dynamics techniques and dynamic simulation of the whole and its finite-element analysis.

To further the economical use of solar energy, the framework provides a new strategy based on three aspects (threshold, structure, and orientation), for a more realistic analysis of the available area of roofs and façades, by combining street view images and point clouds.

With respect to photovoltaic devices, we propose to analyze graphene based on three aspects: (i) as the addition to donor or donor acceptor materials in the bulk heterojunction (BHJ) organic photovoltaic cells, (ii) as transparent conductive electrodes and (iii) separate layers for organic photovoltaic cells.

The results from the combustion of the mixtures were analysed based on three aspects: Emissions of pollutant gases Combustion efficiency Greenhouse gases.

Based on three aspects, i.e. engineering technology, application and future development, this paper firstly analyzes the challenges that the technical development of HVDC Flexible projects currently faces, future development orientation of relevant technology and expected targets.

Strong criticism of environmental stakeholders on the establishment and application of projected reference levels for FM were based on three aspects: First, it was not transparent which period of within the "use of historic data" is to be applied to establish a reference for BAU.

The embedding algorithm in the joint T-F domain is based on two aspects: the first one embeds the watermark directly into the WVD of the image, while the second one embeds the WVD of the watermark.

The implementation of the CND is based on four aspects: Protect, Detect, Respond, and Sustain.

Existing ADLs can be classified based on two aspects: content and objective.

The proposed strategy with generality was mainly based on two aspects.

This is based on four aspects: Early Detection (ED), Error Tolerant Design (ETD), Plasticity (P) and Recoverability (R).