Sentence examples for trail based on from inspiring English sources
The plasma excitation temperature varies only from about 4300 to 4365 K across the trail, based on the ratio of atomic and molecular nitrogen emissions.
Really we need £200,000". After three days of performances this weekend, a free installation trail based on the show will be open from 11 to 17 July.
In FACO, the fuzzy logic controller (FLC) is used to adapt the evaporated and deposited value of pheromone trail based on the ant's fitness and pheromone trail age.
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It can, however, only seat 43 people and it appears not to carry even that many on the campaign trail, based on the number aboard recent flights.
The resignation from the interim government by Muhammad al-Baradei, a Nobel Prize winner and trusted figure in the country as well as the world, is indicative of the difficulty of blazing a truly democratic trail based on an alliance between a secular elite and a military establishment.
This will enable the creation of much more flexible trails based on multi-faceted queries.
This motivates us to formulate a new suite of ILPs (Integer Linear Programs) for optimal design of non-simple p-cycles and p-trails, based on which the achievable capacity gain over simple p-cycles can be investigated.
Anita meets Percy Kelly expert Chris Wadsworth, who has developed six walking trails based on Kelly's work.
Lisa of Morgan Outdoors in Livingston Manor, whose voice is soft and harmonious in a naturally sedative way, is an expert at recommending trails based on difficulty and timing.
In the same trail review space as Trails.com, AllTrails allows you to review and browse hiking trails based on location, popularity, recency, length and more granular (which is my word of the day) criteria like "dog friendliness".
