Sentence examples for is based on product from inspiring English sources
The approach is based on product and process definition, cost evaluation assistance, production impact simulation, process performance enhancement and total digital traceability for parts and tooling in a steel sand casting foundry.
One rule of thumb is based on product classification.
The evaluation is based on product moisture content, measurements of sticking and energy consumption.
The organic matter for the standard and custom mix is based on product supplied analysis.
Thus, the new information of pathway used by S. marcescens UCP1549 transformation of 2 mM of DBT, possibly via the use of BDS 4 S, is based on product formed identified by their mass spectra detected by GC-MS analysis, which fragmented ion (m/z = 154) corresponding to biphenyl, according to spectral Database for Organic Compounds SDBS library.
This is based on product literature and guidelines from ABI and others that 10 picograms to 100,000 picograms of total RNA per each 50 ?l one-step real-time qPCR reaction is generally considered to be the normal range within which one-step qPCR amplifications can be expected to exhibit favorable LOG-linear kinetics (2, 28, 29, 31, 39).
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One is based on products, and the other is based on operation sequences.
"Any turnaround in this industry is always going to be based on product," said Charles Moore, senior managing director of Conway MacKenzie, a corporate turnaround consulting firm in Birmingham, Mich.
Until the emergence of that theory, most lawsuits against firearms makers were based on product liability, charging that the manufacturers failed to incorporate sufficient things like safety devices, and most of these suits failed.
Unlike existing estimation techniques which are based on process or product physical decomposition, the proposed models are based on product functional decomposition.
