Sentence examples for as found on from inspiring English sources

Wild mushrooms were collected as found on the North Campus of the University of Göttingen and neighbouring areas of the village of Göttingen Weende from 09.2011 to 09.2014.

With over 20 years of productions under his belt from the seminal uncredited recordings as Richard Harvey (as found on Richie Hawtin's Decks, EFX & 909 CD) and his highly productive partnership with Regis as Sandwell District to his current collection of recordings as Function, his brand of unflinching techno has driven endless parties at Berghain into serious overtime.

About half of the studied spot-like microvilli tips displayed minimal lateral motion, as found on live cells, and the amplitude of fluctuations calculated on 1-s intervals was 24.0 nm ± 0.27 nm SEM (1562 measured values).

But I have always admired Jaguar's signature upright grille, as found on today's S-Type.

Pounding on the keys with too much force, or poor keyboard layout (as found on some laptop and subnotebook computers) can also cause injuries.

BACK in the 20th century, robots were portrayed in science fiction as creaking, groaning metal machines and the reality, as found on assembly lines, was not much better.

Atomic Floyd headphones also come with some useful extras: an adapter that will plug into a computer's microphone and headphone input (as they're beside each other), and an adapter for large headphone jacks as found on hi-fi equipment.

Maybe not, judging by Paul Sietsema's painstaking rendition of his own face, as found on Google — a self-reflective testament to the strange powers and slow pleasures that abide in an artist's hand.

7. MCMXIV by Philip Larkin No poem written since MCMXIV (Latin numerals for 1914, as found on first world war memorials) speaks so eloquently, so poignantly, of the future awaiting the children at play, "the men leaving the gardens tidy, / The thousands of marriages", all seen as in a fine-grained sepia photograph.

Chirpify's "frictionless transaction" — there are no virtual shopping carts or baskets, as found on many e-commerce sites — has seen it turn 4 percent of its browsers into shoppers, according to its founder, Chris Teso, double the usual e-commerce rate of 2 percent.

The derelicts, raw and as-found on the outside but entirely modern under the skin, also acknowledge the growing fervor over "barn find" classics, a branch of the shabby-chic mindset that satisfies a yearning for authenticity and originality.