Sentence examples for obtained from experience from inspiring English sources

These characteristics imply that most of the respondents are illiterates and have poor access to information other than the local knowledge obtained from experience.

Random geometric and strength parameters for discontinuities were derived from field measurements and analysis using the statistical inference method or obtained from experience and engineering judgment of parameters.

Lewis, like Reichenbach a probabilist at heart, insisted that the assessment and revision of probabilities in the light of experience requires that some propositions obtained from experience be certain, or as he put it, "if anything is probable, something must be certain".

The condition number was obtained from experience with clinical marker dispersion in a similar sized bone in the human wrist.

An important lesson obtained from experience with selenium in prostate cancer prevention is the need to understand the role of these agents in populations with different endogenous exposure, leading to varying tissue levels before study entry.

Data obtained from experience with slow cooling in 1.5 M PG plus 0.1 M sucrose is that around 75 85% of all cryopreserved cleavage stage embryos survive CP and that 50 to 60% of all thawed embryos will be totally preserved (100% of blastomeres survived).

The choice of the QoS requirement of each data layer, q i ( s, d ), is based on its priority and type of application and is obtained from experiences of end users.

Consequently, it is important to emphasize that proper neuropathological evaluation should be obtained from experienced centers.

In this work we present the results obtained from an experience performed with freshmen students of the Industrial Engineering degree at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria University aiming for improvement of their spatial abilities.

Hence, immediate and essential gravitation "cannot be straightforwardly obtained from our experience of matter and its motions – by some sort of inductive argument, say" – because universal gravitation is "necessarily presupposed in making an objective experience of matter and its motions possible in the first place" (pp. 157 158).

Finally, the proposed approach is employed in a real case study and the results of the proposed CCMQGA are compared with the current solution obtained from managerial experience, the results of NSGA-II and the multi-objective quantum-inspired evolutionary algorithm.