Sentence examples for construct upon the from inspiring English sources
And, given that the world is in causal flux and does not accord with any conceptual construct, every duality imposes a false construct upon the world.
In a bivariate simplex model, the longitudinal cross loadings between the different constructs could provide information about the impact of one construct upon the other 'above and beyond the autoregressive prediction of that construct on itself' (Curran & Bollen, 2001, p. 113), which in turn may be interpreted as evidence of a causal influence.
There, and at the many city playgrounds that were later constructed upon the same lines, phys ed was favored over fantasy.
By its failure to contest the proposition that "the world had changed", New Labour was constructed upon the tacit admission of its own powerlessness.
The state model of UKF is constructed upon the improved RMPCA.
The MWNT field emission ionization gauge is constructed upon the extractor gauge.
A reduced basis approximation is constructed upon the low-fidelity model and incorporated into the GFR method to yield an inexpensive posterior distribution of the output estimate.
Section 5 leads to the core of this paper; in Section 5.1, we describe a simple algorithm to use Reed-Solomon codes in an optimal way for wet paper coding, and inSection 5.2 we describe and analyze our proposed algorithm constructed upon the Guruswami-Sudan decoding algorithm.
Rates of O2 consumption and CO2 production were about one order of magnitude greater in lake sediment than in gneissic waste rock, indicating that microbial respiration would exert a control on the distribution of O2 and CO2 gas in waste-rock piles constructed upon the dewatered lake sediments.
The new model proposed in this paper is constructed upon the layers of a cell, taking into account the following factors: (1) dynamics in temperature gradient across the fuel cell; (2) dynamics in water concentration redistribution in the membrane; (3) dynamics in proton concentration in the cathode catalyst layer; (4) dynamics in reactant concentration redistribution in the cathode GDL.
Constructed upon the hill-side of Little Papoose Peak, it was built for the 1960 Winter Olympics; the 80-meter hill hosted the ski jumping event and the 60-meter hill the Nordic combined event.
