Sentence examples for based upon the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Photographs and copies of material papers were made and a new indictment was framed based upon the knowledge thus obtained.

The ABET Criteria for Accrediting Engineering Programs are based upon the knowledge, skills and behavior that students acquire in a program through the curriculum.

Still, while the existence of regulatory policies allowed such activities to succeed, on its own it only encouraged the industry to work on incremental solutions based upon the knowledge already possessed.

Upon his return from a trip to Italy (1613 14), Jones created a Palladian style in London; this style was based upon the knowledge he had acquired from his study of Palladio's writings and from his own first-hand examination of ancient and Renaissance architecture.

Based upon the knowledge of the pore formation mechanism, we examined the toxicity and therapeutic effect of a melittin fusion protein with glutathione-S-transferase. The fusion of melittin and glutathione S-transferase results in diminished toxicity of the peptide and retained anti-inflammatory properties at doses that exceed toxic concentration of native melittin.

The CE forces the software-defined radio to adjust the parameters based upon the knowledge base.

The principle "application-independence" means that "the structure and contents of an ontology should be based upon the inherent knowledge of the discipline, rather than on how the domain knowledge is used" (Raskin and Pan 2005, p. 1121).

The paper presents a design support system for collaborative work based upon the composite knowledge representation.

"Based upon the little knowledge that I have of the Muslim religion," Cain says, "you know, they have an objective to convert all infidels or kill them". Part of this statement is correct.

This studio will undertake the Yokohama Port Terminal competition twenty years out based upon the accumulated knowledge gleaned from the salient speculative projects to emerge out of the competition and the subsequent trajectory of those ideas in the field.

The divided Court of Appeals held the warrant insufficient because it read the affidavit as not specifically stating in so many words that the information it contained was based upon the personal knowledge of Mazaka or other reliable investigators.