Sentence examples for basis for joint from inspiring English sources

As the monitoring team noted in its recent report, the UN terrorist list provides a particularly solid basis for joint counterterrorism action by its member states.

In this paper we show how an integrated PLM architecture can be used to create sufficient knowledge as a basis for joint product and manufacturing decisions.

Schusler et al. ([15], p. 311) defined social learning 'as learning that occurs when people engage one another, sharing diverse perspectives and experiences to develop a common framework of understanding and basis for joint action'.

It established cooperation, albeit inharmonious, between the two and served as a basis for joint defense against Serb forces.

The article we republish in an abridged version outlines the embryological basis for joint development and the experimental and clinical basis for joint reformation using various forms of arthroplasty in stiff or ankylosed joints.

This indicates that a reduction in osteitis may be part of the mechanistic basis for joint protection in patients treated with TCZ, as with other biologics.

9 These enthesis-related bone lesions in OA are reminiscent of the small joint enthesis-centred bone pathology that is evident in the hand in early generalised OA and RA. 3 Unlike in the small joints, the microanatomical basis for large joint bone damage including BMLs and erosion formation has not been well studied.

The BBU cloud and virtualized single cell architecture provides infrastructure basis for the joint transmit beamforming, while the joint beamforming algorithm effectively exploits the full frequency reuse and mitigates the impact of Doppler frequency shift.

Some similarities are identified between RSPO and ISPO that could become the basis for a joint audit (Gillespie and Harjanthi 2012; Suharto et al. 2015).

As a basis for practical joint design, analytical relations are proposed for estimating the rotational stiffness, the moment capacity and the capacity under combined bending and normal force.

The third section discusses the main similarities and differences between the theories, and describes how the cue-utilization framework can be used as the basis for a joint research paradigm.