Sentence examples for the basis concept of from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this paper is to present a brief review on the basis concept of hydrogels, the description about classification, synthesis methods, stimulation situations, relevant mechanisms, and applications.

If it is anyhow detected, unnecessary treatment should be avoided, which is actually the general basis concept of active surveillance [22].

Here, we have exposed an approach to the high strength composite challenge, without altering the 2D stack design on the basis of concept of fiber reinforced laminated composites that would provide enhanced mechanical and thermal properties along transverse direction.

New approach to description of plastic deformation and destruction under friction is introduced on the basis of concepts of structural levels of plastic deformation and physical mesomechanics.

The contemporary laws of constant and multiple proportions deal with a concept of elemental proportions understood on the basis of the concept of mass.

The network configuration is then determined on the basis of the concept of sphere of influences (SOIs).

On the basis of the concept of "triad of symptoms" [ 3, 9], we anticipate an association between regulatory problems in infants, maternal distress and dysfunctionality of mother-child interaction.

The unloading parameter k2 is, then, directly related to the elastic modulus E′ of the material on the basis of the concept of "effective face angle βeff" of indenter.

In "A Change to Believe In" (column, The New York Times on the Web, Feb. 21), Roger Cohen justifies the independence of Kosovo on the basis of the concept of the state's "responsibility to protect," known by the abbreviation R2P.

But on the basis of "Concept" — the first work of Mr. Castellucci's that I've seen live — I'd say there's much more to him than confrontational audience-baiting.

In this study, the potential impact of different stress distribution and geological characteristics of joints around a packer interval from that around a tunnel is discussed on the basis of the concept of hydro-mechanically coupled behavior of joints.