Sentence examples for acquaintance based from inspiring English sources

Inspired from the social acquaintance in our daily life, we present a Social Acquaintance based Routing Protocol (SARP) for VSNs, which collectively consider three social feature metrics to make a forwarding decision.

In July , 1946 a 19-year-old comic pantomimist born Jerome Levitch and a 29-year-old Italian crooner born Dino Crocetti, who had a slight previous acquaintance based on common friends and a couple of shared bookings, teamed up as a singing comedy act at the 500 Club on the boardwalk in Atlantic City.

While students make acquaintances based on their interests, he says, campus life ultimately divides itself along linguistic lines, and friendships across those lines are rare.

As per past events, guests were hand-selected through Benedetto and Austin's wide network of acquaintances based on who would get the most from the program -- in this case, families with kids.

The right junction of the cagPAI also revealed similar acquaintances based on PCR based insertion deletion and substitution analysis of the region spanning cagA right junction to glr, for the 6 Peruvian isolates we analyzed.

My relationships with some acquaintances are based solely on picking apart episodes and characters.

If your co-workers are not interesting people, i.e., they have alternating monologues about their acquaintances and families based on tangentially related subjects, don't waste time talking to them.

The obvious question now is: if all knowledge is ultimately based on acquaintance, what is it we can be acquainted with, i.e. what are the legitimate objects of acquaintance?

The woman on whose actions Hellman's story was based denied acquaintance with the author.

aRefers to friend, acquaintance or stranger; Estimates are based on equation (1) in the text; ref: reference category; n/a: not applicable; *p<0.05; *p<0.051.

In his early years, his occasional "character columns" featured a revolving cast of nicknames-only ne'er-do-wells ("Fat Thomas," a 475-pound bookie, was a regular) whom Mr. Breslin insisted were based on acquaintances of his.