Sentence examples for based upon a time from inspiring English sources

The analysis is based upon a time allocation model that characterises the nature and balance of incentives facing clients under various public regulatory regimes.

The model is based upon a time series of GPS-derived ionospheric irregularities in Belgium covering 10 years of data (period 2002 2011).

A recent paper from Yi and Xu 2006 [ 18] describes a method for grouping or clustering genes based upon a time series that places genes with similar expression patterns, regardless of statistical significance, into clusters.

The design of these elements is based upon a time-dependent dynamical diffraction theory that synthesizes the eikonal theory with the Takagi–Taupin theory.

The second is based upon a time-reversal method that can compensate for the resolution and SNR degrading effects of acoustic attenuation [ 27], albeit at greater computational expense.

The analysis was based upon a generalized time reversible model (GTR, [21]) and involved 1,100,000 Markov chain Monte Carlo, (MCMC) steps.

The system was based upon a real-time (30 Hz) computer vision system that employed a radial basis function, artificial neural network using direct greyscale template matching for meniscus recognition and control.

One can qualify based upon a "one-time achievement" such as by having won the Nobel Prize, or by meeting at least three of 10 criteria.

The difference would tend to confirm that studies based upon a single time-point assessment of kidney function overestimates the prevalence of CKD in population-based studies.

Hence Zaric and Brandeau [24] show that allowing for reallocation of funds may generate more health-benefit than strategies based upon a fixed (one-time) allocation of resources.

The tuning is based upon a First Order Plus Time Delay (FOPTD) model and aims to achieve a step response specification while taking into account robustness considerations.