Sentence examples for method on which from inspiring English sources

The case began in October 1999, when Amazon contended that the Express Lane feature on Barnesandnoble.com was too close to its own 1-Click method on which it held a patent.

That was when GE launched its "Six Sigma" initiative, the management method on which its redoubtable quest for perfection is based.

One of his stated aims is to provide students with the means of evaluating such evidence and understanding its implications, so some of his text is taken up with questions of method, on which he is properly cautious.

This chapter presents a summary of an extensive parametric study, using the finite-element method, on which straight and curved single-cell steel bridges with different configurations are analyzed.

The moving-window method, on which a meso-scale roping model is based, is proposed to bridge the spatial gap between the grain-scale of the individual orientations and the macro-scale of the surface roping.

Csikszentmihalyi says that the self-report method, on which his research program has been based, is unsatisfactory; but that is the evidence he has, and it seems to indicate that flow correlates with self-reports of concentration best, with those of enjoyment fairly well, but with self-ratings of happiness not that well at all.

This performance is attributed to the fact that RR-ALOHA uses one slot per node transmissions and will always outperform CSMA/CA methods, on which the other schemes are based.

"But there are only two methods on which the appeal can be successful.

But now neuroscientists have had to come to terms with the fact that many of the methods on which brain scan studies are based have been flawed.

As for Hansen, his work involves econometric methods on which I have no expertise at all, but I'll trust the experts who consider it great work.

Thus, it is crucial to evaluate the methods on which a guideline is developed [17, 18].