Sentence examples for moved based on from inspiring English sources
In doing so, Ms. Sebelius took the unprecedented step of overruling the Food and Drug Administration, which had moved, based on scientific research, to lift all age restrictions.
Overall performance, based on both the number of tasks completed and the total translational distance moved (based on input device movement) within the VE was not hindered for those with low stereo acuity.
To eliminate errors when trying to calculate distance moved based on acceleration he said the team worked backwards from the final movement in an input sequence, which was likely to be pressing enter on the keypad.
To eliminate errors when trying to calculate distance moved based on acceleration he said the team worked backwards from the final movement in an input sequence, which was likely to be pressing enter on the keypad.
Still, the academic suggested the needle of public perception has been moved based on the sheer number of counter-protestors who attended relative to the white nationalists, who might now try and claim to be underdogs.
Beginning in 1947 the clock's hands have moved based on the scientists' evaluation of whether events are pushing humanity closer to or further from nuclear apocalypse; since 2007 they have also considered climate change and other threats that might lead to global catastrophe.
We aim to quantify their work by producing a geometric theory that can determine how a limb moves based on the surface geometry at its joint.
"Generally speaking, people move based on the economy," Dr. Smith said, "and obviously the economy in 2008 was mediocre to bad.
In their work, published Dec. 11 in Physical Review Letters, the researchers were able to find predictable patterns of how fluids move based on the general shapes of biofilms, insights that could find applications in many fields.
As mentioned earlier, the LM droplet moves based on the input acceleration.
Then, the mobile sink selects a new location to move based on the energy level of candidate sensors.
