Sentence examples for method upon which from inspiring English sources

The approaches chosen here reflect high rigor and defensible error for the spatial downscaling method and the statistical downscaling method upon which it relies.

In the study, comparisons are made among processes in order to prove that the master-apprentice learning method, upon which the architectural education is based, still exists/continues in occupational education.

We develop a residual Monte Carlo method for solving a discrete 1D non-linear thermal radiative equilibrium diffusion equation, and we compare its performance with that of the discrete conventional Monte Carlo method upon which it is based.

This is followed by five Books and a Conclusion, the first of which ("Establishment of Principles") establishes the method upon which Vico constructs a history of civil society from its earliest beginnings in the state of nature (stato di natura) to its contemporary manifestation in seventeenth century Europe.

We first show the accuracy of the scheme in the case of a smooth solution and measure rigorously its convergence order so as to show that the entropy-driven limiter does not spoil the convergence properties of the high-order method upon which it is built.

The following sections are organized as follows: we firstly emphasize that the original work of [21] is based on a variational method upon which every variant of optical flow is still based and that some limitations were tackled by various successive modifications.

Many of the methods upon which urban planners use in analyzing and comprehending cities have been drawn from human geographers' attempts to conceptualize, differentiate, define, and interpret urban social, economic, and environmental change.

This will be followed by a review of the different families of nanoparticles (i.e. polymeric or lipid nanospheres and nanocapsules) highlighting the links (or potential links) between these nanoparticles and the different nano-emulsion formulation methods upon which they are based.

It is irresponsible to purposefully mislead students on well-supported scientific theories and undermine their understanding of the scientific method, the foundation upon which all branches of science heavily rely (Scott and Branch 2003).

As we have emphasized, the methods of statistical modeling upon which each detection method is based have a large impact on performance.

Tschichold wrote, "Though largely forgotten today, methods and rules upon which it is impossible to improve have been developed for centuries.