Sentence examples for is based on separation from inspiring English sources

But stability is based on separation.

The constitutional structure is patterned mainly on the presidential system of the United States and is based on separation of powers among the legislature, the executive, and the judiciary.

Contrary to the many unified relations to evaluate fatigue crack propagation that were proposed in the past, the current study is based on separation.

Recently, a method for both the experimental determination of the η-factors and the verification of load separation, which is based on separation constants, has been proposed for the testing of steel.

The former is based on separation of bound and unbound OBPs, followed by extraction of bound ligands and their quantification by gas chromatography.

The original method of producing colour prints was based on separation negatives obtained by photographing the original scene on separate black-and-white plates or films through a blue, green, and red filter, respectively.

The literature shows that analyses of such materials are based on separation, which is laborious and time consuming [6 9].

The methods are based on separation of the diagonal terms and off-diagonal terms in the matrix of the Galerkin system.

These protocols are based on separation by size (e.g. microRNA), type of RNA or association with certain subcellular compartments or structures.

The first one is based on scale separation, and we choose the time scheme (explicit or semi-implicit) as a function of the spatial scales (multilevel schemes).

It should also be emphasized that the semiempirical method could not forecast the separation efficiency since it is based on 100% separation (Stewart and Arnold 2008).