Sentence examples for base documents of the from inspiring English sources
The base documents of the tendering were available at a cost of 30 Peruvian nuevos soles (c. 8.50 USD), and a total of 726 base documents were sold.
The base documents of the tendering provided a description of forest types found within the concession units, and the area these types covered in each of the units.
In 1990, believing that neither major party would enact the policies he favored, Mr. Phillips led the formation of the U.S. Taxpayers Party (later renamed the Constitution Party), which declares that its policies are based on the founding documents of the nation and the original intent of the founding fathers.
But regardless if the result is that the cost of creating office based documents falls, the consumer wins.
Both books, based on the first declassified documents of the government's operations, criticized the United States for launching a covert operation against a popular and democratic government.
The charge was based on a 1938 document of the Communist Party of the United States that showed he had attended a social gathering that the F.B.I. suspected was a meeting of the Pasadena Communist Party.
We rated item #18 (ie, reporting of ancillary analyses) as 'yes' only if a RCT reported the results of ancillary analyses (eg, subgroup analyses) with the notion whether those analyses were prespecified, based on the elaboration document of the CONSORT statement.
Most of the paper based documents are replaced by e-documents.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in its letter notifying Toyota of the initial fine, said it might pursue a second penalty based on documents indicating the existence of two separate defects in the pedals, which were recalled in January.
Their report was based on documents from the laptop of a Farc commander killed by Colombian troops in 2008.
From V the base of the document vector space is constructed by standard text preprocessing (stemming, stop-word removal, n-grams) resulting in terms t 1,…,t n. 2.
