Sentence examples for basis of applying a from inspiring English sources

Obtained results show that expressions derived on the basis of applying a mixed multiplicative distribution are satisfactory.

This approach of generating landforms from DEM is on the basis of applying a moving neighborhood analysis window and a land surface classification method modified from Hammond (1964).

The HU facies were classified on the basis of applying a number of articles published in SPE [Abbaszadeh et al. (1996); Amaefule et al. (1993); Orodu et al. (2009); Shokir et al. (2006)], the core analysis results, well logging material and other supporting data.

And do you disagree on the basis of applying that standard or do you disagree on the basis that they haven't met that standard?

The paper also describes procedures for constructing functionally oriented models (models with given or predefined structures, which can serve, in particular, as flexible equivalents for diverse functionalities in power engineering) on the basis of applying experimental design techniques.

The court below gave a decree, finding the amount to be paid to the state before the trustees could claim an assignment of the prior liens, calculated on the basis of applying the payment to taking up the bonds which had been issued to the company as they matured, and crediting the fund with 6percentnt.

Microsoft, Disney and Shell have all started doing this on a voluntary basis by applying a cost of carbon to their business units and business decisions.

The adaptation of both the linear and nonlinear parts is taking place simultaneously on a patter-by-patter basis by applying a combination of error-driven learning rules and the recursive least squares method.

The current study shows that derivation of sustainable yield using conservation of mass principles leads to expressions for basin sustainable that can be readily determined using numerical modeling methods and selected on the basis of applied constraints.

Using this causal framework as a basis, we applied a weight-of-evidence approach, which was also used in the 2013 O3 ISA (U.S. EPA 2013), to determine the level of confidence that a specific factor affects the risk of an air pollutant related health effect.

Only two square wave lengths are allowed in any function and a new derivation of the basis functions applies a fractal-like algorithm (infinitely self-similar) focused on the distribution of wave lengths.