Sentence examples for basis which can be from inspiring English sources

A similarity solution is developed, and the spreading laws and the velocity and oil thickness profiles are determined, providing a theoretical basis which can be used to test different leading-edge boundary conditions proposed in the literature.

The chemotherapy drug schedules obtained by the proposed treatment protocols appears to be continuous on the time (day) scale, i.e., specific amount of drugs to be administered to the patient on daily basis which can be termed as Metronomics in nature.

The lack of unifying safety/risk parameter throughout of PSAs worldwide is the basis of the present work, and an attempt is made to arrive at the definition of a Risk Target for severe accidents in NPPs, consistent with the IAEA definitions having a technical basis, which can be adopted without modifications for Generation IV power plants.

The current marine monitoring water quality program provides valuable information on a regional basis which can be and has been used to map acute pressure from polluted river waters (Devlin et al. 20102012a).

As of today Blekko will incorporate DuckDuckGo's Zero-Click Info summaries on a site by site basis, which can be ironically accessed by yes clicking on "info" in the search results while you're on Blekko and show up at the top of your query page while on DuckDuckGo.

On the other hand, the approximate sparsity of speech signals with respect to this adaptive sparsifying matrix is superior to the DCT basis, which can be verified by the comparison of reconstruction performance between the adaptive sparsifying matrix and the DCT basis in the subsection 3.3.

Using this benchmark value, we can then establish the validity and accuracy of other basis sets, which can be used to extend the system sizes to that beyond what is practical using a PW basis set.

The current implementation supports non-uniform basis orders which can be used to control the numerical accuracy element by element.

The general description of these three-dimensional basis functions, which can be used for a rather wide spectrum of problems, is presented.

This questionnaire serves as a screening tool on the basis of which can be decided if participants are suitable for treatment.

We believe that this paper provides, for the first time, a theoretical basis for CSRP which can be applied in the design and evaluation of such systems.