Sentence examples for by definition based on from inspiring English sources
(c) Unlike energy applications, where non-carbon energy sources (e.g. hydroelectric and nuclear power) can be employed as alternatives to carbon-based fuels, petrochemicals are by definition based on carbon.
Furthermore, since insider trading is, by definition, based on accurate information, it moves stock prices in the right direction.
"Insider trading is, by definition, based on information that is not known to investors," Baruch Lev, a professor of accounting and finance at N.Y.U. and an expert on corporate disclosure, told me.
These solutions are by definition based on the relational model.
Data are by definition based on something existing in the past and therefore not always a reliable basis for making predictions for something new in the future.
As the chain is, by definition, based on the managing of a CPR, a major threat to their functioning is the effective alignment of actions.
Its generality was achieved by extending the feature definition based on the PDF logical structure to a second file format with a hierarchical logical structure, Flash's SWF format.
We identified 51, 29, and 40 gene sequences located in the peritelomeric, middle, and pericentromeric regions of T. muenninki neo-sex chromosomes, respectively, from de novo assembled BAC sequences by performing the exon-intron definition based on the mapped read sequences to the mouse genome (Additional file 1: Table S2).
Ethics in biomedical research cannot be defined by etymology, and need a semantic definition based on national and contemporary values.
The change of B with applied deformation conditions are reasonably well captured by most definitions based on the stress strain behavior, which do not correlate with the fraction of individual phases, e.g., clay content.
While those are also essential areas of enquiry, it is a logical flaw to research the phenomenon without discovering what it means in the local context, and by making definitions based on literature in western context for an empirical enquiry in the Indian context.
