Sentence examples for are based on an amalgamation of from inspiring English sources
The rankings are based on an amalgamation of international assessments, including the OECD's Pisa tests, the TIMSS tests run by US-based academics and TERCE tests in Latin America, putting developed and developing countries on a single scale.
CORR authorship guidelines are based on an amalgamation of those from several international editing organizations (see below), the Professionalism Guidelines of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, and various articles in the literature [ 6, 7, 9, 13, 15].
In fact, Asia's past economic accomplishments have been based on an amalgamation of Eastern and Western values.
Wins and losses are based on a complex amalgamation of factors from critical opinion to ticket sales.
Other models are based on the amalgamation of multiple model outputs, again making direct comparison of models difficult.
Conceptually, both ALE (Szöllősi et al., 2013b) and TERA are based on the amalgamation approach of AnGST (David and Alm, 2010), and all three methods are—at the level of the dynamic programming recursion closely related.
LS: Yes, they are based on some extraordinary people; many of the characters are an amalgamation of several individuals.
Our algorithm is based on dynamic amalgamation of objects (for example, expression profiles) in vicinity of an artificially introduced object (FORmal ELement).
But it didn't matter so much on Monday night because it was just "Hawaii Five-0," a series whose appeal is based on the smart amalgamation of off-the-shelf parts: attractive and likable actors (often in bathing suits), a jokey we're-not-gay central bromance, beautiful scenery and a great theme song.
It is based on biography of Gladys Aylward.
