Sentence examples for standpoint based from inspiring English sources

In my commute to work, I also have noticed that while Manhattan buses are not too bad from an emissions standpoint (based on what I can see and smell), buses that bring workers and others into the city from surrounding areas are pretty typically old and emit thick, dark smoke.

In this study, we derive a statistical model of a power grid from the wind farm's standpoint based on dynamic principal component analysis.

In this paper, modes of vibrations and frequency responses of a rectangular frame are analyzed from a wave vibration standpoint based on two- and three-dimensional structural models, respectively.

Noise modeling is approached from a well-established standpoint, based on the extraction of a small-signal equivalent circuit model; but also source pull-based techniques both standard and advanced ones are broadly illustrated.

A complete evaluation and assessment of MEOR from an engineering standpoint based on economics, applicability and performance is required to further improve the process efficiency for writing more success stories.

The aims of the study are to develop a cost-minimization analysis from the hospital perspective and a cost-effectiveness analysis from the third payer standpoint, based on direct estimates of costs and QOL associated with remote follow-ups, using Merlin@home and Merlin.net, compared with standard ambulatory follow-ups, in the management of ICD and CRT-D recipients.

"But what other people couldn't see was his work ethic and his desire to be the best at everything he does, from a defensive standpoint, base running; he's not the fastest guy, but he's a very good base runner and base stealer.

A lot of what we did from an origination standpoint was based on investors' appetite," he says.

From theoretical standpoint and based on travel demand theory, since travel cost can be influenced by the features of the built environment, utilitarian travel behavior can be affected by the built environment.

The most rigorous theoretical methods that have been developed to estimate the free energy of binding from a thermodynamic standpoint are based on free-energy perturbation (FEP), thermodynamic integration (TI) and similar methodologies [9].

Consequently, this alternative standpoint is based on the assertion that brightly colored secondary sexual characteristics evolved as a response to the visual adaptations.