Sentence examples for basis of the definition from inspiring English sources

A new parameterization is derived on the basis of the definition of the internal stability.

This is the basis of the definition of the friction factor (Streeter and Wylie 1985).

From this statement the proof follows at once on the basis of the definition of the metric in ω.

On the basis of the definition of marginality, a questionnaire template was designed in order to analyse the feelings of Barcelona's citizens about insecurity.

On the basis of the definition of integration, the paper analyzes the process of firm integration from the perspective of systems engineering, examines the different types of integrations, and then discusses compositions of integrative capabilities.

On the basis of the definition of the system global PPS (bar{T}), the under evaluation DMU is in principle feasible by T. In fact, DMU o always belongs to (bar{T}).

On the basis of this definition, the prevalence of disability at the IM-DSS was 9.4%, with the prevalence among males being 8.2%, and 10.6% among females.

In conclusion Gelug's theory of the two truths is based on one fundamental thesis that each conventionally real phenomenon satisfies the definitions of both truths for each phenomenon, as it sees it, possesses two natures that serve as the basis of the definitions of the two truths.

According to the review protocol, response and remission data were analysed on the basis of the definitions and instruments used in the primary trials.

On the basis of the definitions of the UICC TNM staging system 12 and previous studies corresponding to the American Joint Committee on Cancer staging system 13, we divided the date at diagnosis into: Period 0, 1954–1992; Period 1, 1993 2002; and Period 2, 2003 2010.

On the basis of this definition, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) categorizes three elements of human trafficking: the act (what is done), the means (how it is done), and the purpose (why it is done).