Sentence examples for based on two fundamental from inspiring English sources

(1998) developed a molecular distance-edge between carbon atoms vector (MDE) based on two fundamental structural variables: one for distance between atoms in the molecular graph, and one for edges of the adjacency in the graph.

Epidemiology is based on two fundamental assumptions.

The method is based on two fundamental features: total consumption forecast based on independent processes of the considered load or end-uses; and an adequate selection of the training data set in order to simplify the ANN architecture.

The flow rule is proposed based on two fundamental phenomenological deformation properties of concrete, and on the fact that the deviatoric part of the plastic strain has no contribution to plastic volumetric strain.

The study called for a strict code of practice to be introduced to help solve this conflict which would be based on two fundamental guiding principles: firstly and most importantly, respect for parents and their dead child; secondly, the value of continued access to human material for the advancement of medical care and treatment.

RT-MuPAC (Real-time Multi-power Architecture for Cellular Networks) is based on two fundamental features not present in today's cellular networks: usage of multiple hops and power control (power control is used only in a limited way to reduce interference and save battery energy for the mobile nodes in today's cellular networks).

The tonal-harmonic system of the Handa-Nkhumbi group in southwestern Angola is one example, based on two fundamentals tuned about 200 cents apart.

The most popular ADCs for digital signal processor applications are based on five fundamental architectures.

The CompGeo curriculum is based on four fundamental areas: modern programming methods for Science and Engineering, applied mathematics with an emphasis on numerical methods, algorithms and architectures for high-performance computing and computationally oriented Earth Sciences courses.

The design approach is based on five fundamental hypotheses that examine and explain the mechanisms of organizational growth and complexity, leading to the conclusion that sustainable business growth happens most successfully within a core competence focused, network-like organization structure.

The softened truss model originally proposed by Hsu is based on three fundamental principles of mechanics of materials, i.e., stress equilibrium, strain compatibility, and constitutive laws of materials.