Sentence examples for based upon the insight from inspiring English sources

One crucial consideration is based upon the insight that a relation is the 'ground' of its terms as well as 'founded' upon them.

A new modified metal-organic framework MOF-5 MM) has been designed based upon the insight from the organic and inorganic fragments.

In the late 1990s, a similar approach to computer ethics, called "value-sensitive computer design", emerged based upon the insight that potential computer-ethics problems can be avoided, while new technology is under development, by anticipating possible harm to human values and designing new technology from the very beginning in ways that prevent such harm.

A first principles two-parameter model, based upon the newly obtained insights, is proposed.

To be sure, the geometric framework for Weyl's construction of the objective four-dimensional world of relativity is based upon the Evidenz available in "essential insight", which is limited to the simple linear relations and mappings in what is basically the tangent vector space to a point in a manifold.

As shown, design sensitivity analysis based upon the SVD can give good insight into static and dynamic response characteristics of structures; it is more informative than eigenvalue design sensitivity analysis and, in particular, computationally advantageous in case of multiple load cases.

While the survey used in this study was not empirically validated, it was nevertheless based upon the results of interviews and the insights of experienced GPs with regard to the choice of clinical cases and potential risk factors.

A family-tree based upon the new definitions provides new insights into the relationships between the standard indices, and empty boxes in the family-tree may inspire design of new indices.

Fracture modes for this pull-off test are also investigated based upon the finite element analysis, offering additional insights to the interfacial delamination.

Clustering tissue types based upon the functions of these regulatory elements provides unique insight in the relationship of alternative splicing across multiple tissues.

Third, a methodological problem that is associated with insight is that most assessment instruments are based upon the traditional medical model: patients have to use the same terminology as their psychiatrists to be considered insightful.