Sentence examples for periodical basis from inspiring English sources

One commonly adopted way to ensure load balance and meet energy constraint of the entire network is to rotate the role of a CH and form a corresponding cluster on a random and periodical basis among all sensor nodes.

According to Matlay and Westhead (2005), conducting follow-up events and encouraging participation in local and international SMEs conferences, workshops and seminars on a periodical basis will create interest among students to venture into entrepreneurship.

The results of the current application of both proof that the resulting time series trajectories are comparable and matching the data available on periodical basis like intended by the design of the methods.

To monitor potential changes in HZ-epidemiology, countries with routine varicella vaccination should assess HZ-incidence on a periodical basis.

We will be inviting each of them to commission review articles on a periodical basis to update advances in their field.

32 34 35 Two of the interrupted time series had a high risk of selective outcome reporting as they reported on a non-periodical basis.

(2003) proposed a model of periodical immunotherapy with cytokines on the basis of the model of Kuznetsov.

Periodical censuses, carefully listing provincial resources, provided the basis for the two direct taxes: tributum soli, exacted from occupiers of provincial soil, and tributum capitis, paid on other forms of property (it was not a poll tax, except in Egypt and in certain backward areas).

The field measurements of the NFIs are carried out periodically, these results in "significant periodical fluctuations" (jumps) within the biomass stock changes between the individual time series (Fig. 1) but without using additional data on annual basis, no inter-annual variability can be reflected.

For many, the word comics denotes a periodical for children, published on a weekly or monthly basis, sold at newsstands or in speciality comic book stores, often with pages devoted to advertising and, when intended for younger readers, competitions and puzzles.

'In principle, therefore, a directive prohibiting the advertising of tobacco products in periodicals, magazines and newspapers could be adopted on the basis of article 100a' (para 98).