Sentence examples for replaced based on from inspiring English sources
The components need to be inspected and possibly replaced based on preventive or failure replacement criteria to provide the intended and safe operation of the system.
Off-line checks measure corrosion after it has occurred, telling the engineer when equipment must be replaced based on the historical information he has collected (preventative management).
On Thursday, a federal appeals court ruled that Judge Richard Stearns, the presiding federal judge in the prosecution of James Whiteyy" Bulger in Boston, must step aside and be replaced based on the fact that Judge Stearns had previously served as an Assistant United States Attorney in Massachusetts.
Missing data will be completed by multiple imputation using the Multiple Imputation by Chained Equations (MICE) procedure, a technique in which missing values are replaced based on estimated relations in the dataset [ 37].
Missing values in the ambient particle pollutants UFPs and PM2.5 between 20 January and 13 February 2001 and one missing day (31 March 2001) in the meteorologic variables of temperature and relative humidity were either imputed by a linear regression model (UFPs) or replaced based on corrected parallel measurements with other devices (PM2.5, temperature, relative humidity).
It is even possible that the new phonological representations based on processed speech may be more mutually distinct than the representations they replace based on less appropriate signal processing.
They were replaced by decentralized welfare associations based on students' home origins.
In 1993, the government replaced regulation based on numbers of flights with a regime based on noise which, critics claim, has led to a fourfold increase in night flights.
The amount replaced was based on the organic dry matter values (oDM).
The number of times stockpiles were replaced was based on the expected time to a pandemic.
Ultrasound based estimation of gestational age was officially introduced to all pregnant women in Norway in 1986 after recommendation from a consensus panel, and very rapidly replaced estimation based on LMPs.
