Sentence examples for based upon standard from inspiring English sources
The data capturing is fast, and the costs of the hardware (based upon standard cameras and lenses) are relatively low and limited training is required.
In this paper, we demonstrate modeling using object-oriented techniques (OOT) based upon standard UML and XML notations for simulating multitunnel greenhouses.
The existing work on optimal training design for MIMO channels are, to the best of the authors knowledge, based upon standard measures on the quality of the channel estimate, rather than on the quality of the end use of the channel.
The theoretical model underlying the empirical estimations by Maggiori (2013) is based upon standard asset pricing theory in a complete market environment and starts with a simple no-arbitrage condition coming from an investor's first-order conditions: {0}=E_{t} left[ M_{t+1} left(R_{t+1}^frac{mathcal{E}{mathcal{athcal{E}_{t}} - R_{t+1} right) right].
This dependence serves to invalidate statistical inference based upon standard two sample test statistics.
The diagnoses of CD and UC were based upon standard clinical, radiological, endoscopical and histological criteria [ 25, 26].
It contains sensor-specific services, primarily based upon standards of the Sensor Web Enablement initiative of the Open Geospatial Consortium abstracting from the peculiarities of sensors and underlying sensor network technologies.
In particular it is imperative that such a theoretical framework be based upon standards and practice norms from key organizations such CHPCA, CCHSA and CIHI (Canadian Institute for Health Information).
No explicit reference to WHO 5 Moments was included in current measurement of manual auditing using direct observation based upon standards for HH Technique (How) and Process (When).
With both time-of-arrival measurements and time-delay-of-arrival measurements, it is possible to obtain multiple measurements, and adjust the weighting based upon the standard deviations of these repetitive measurements, such that data with large standard deviations are allocated smaller weights.
The foremost achievement of the combined Irish and English book artists, apart from their famous illumination, was the Insular half-uncial, based upon the standard uncial writing but admitting such cursive features as ascenders (b, d, f, h, l ), descenders ( f, g, p, q), and connections between letters.
