Sentence examples for concepts founded upon from inspiring English sources
The contribution emerging from this research is an integrated systematic design approach to changeable manufacturing systems, based on scientific concepts founded upon product design theories, and is explained through a case study in the paper.
Though both techniques are generally acceptable concepts founded on well-grounded principles for forensic examination, they exhibit some limitations.
The Kazakh literary concept of humanity is founded upon a complex interdependency of the natural and the human realms that is expressed through numerous metaphors dealing with animal life and the forces of nature.
Within a Bayesian framework we cannot make statements about the "statistical significance" of parameter estimates as the common concept of a p-value and associated concepts of statistical significance are founded upon frequentist, rather than Bayesian, arguments.
The central place assigned to the doctrine of God's infinity in Crescas's system suggests the influence of Duns Scotus's theology, which is similarly founded upon the concept of divine infinity.
Although in principle it is "horizontal," in the sense of being founded upon the concept of the equality of states one of the basic principles of international law in reality some states continue to be more important than others in creating and maintaining international law.
The sequence homology concept [ 1– 3] is collectively founded upon the inductive reasoning that a homologous protein group (as an antecedent) shares a high level of sequence similarity (as a consequent) [ 4– 8].
One of the main issues restricting livestock movement raised early in the 'new rangeland ecology' literature was the abundance of colonial-era policies founded upon conventional stability concepts.
We propose an alternative approach founded upon the sociological concept of robust action.
Luria's approach to cognitive functions has been founded upon the basic concept of function, localization, and symptom.
