Sentence examples for base that could be from inspiring English sources

In his spare time, he began experimenting with recipes to produce a gum base that could be blown into bubbles.

He is eager to establish by a year 2000 a lunar research base that could be used only by the free world.

There are some 70 tenant commands at the base that could be moved, such as the Naval Undersea Medal Institute, which trains medics, and the Naval Submarine Medical Research Laboratory, which investigates health threats to submariners.

The outpouring of support in the postseason has begun to dispel concern that the Marlins are among the franchises with a skittish fan base that could be eliminated from the major leagues.

That is in part because, despite the billions in reconstruction and aid money poured into Afghanistan, there still is no major manufacturing or technology base that could be a driver of future prosperity.

The Pentagon's new budget proposals, unveiled Thursday, included money to turn a freighter hull into a full-time floating base that could be moved around the world for military operations or humanitarian missions.

"There is lots of really good interactive fiction that you need to download specialist tools to experience, or that takes lots of time to explore," says Kennedy. "I wanted something where you could dive in, something browser based that could be played in chunks over the course of the day.

Hank Beck, the head of the Gabreski Rescue Initiative Partnership, an organization of business and civic leaders, insisted that the 106th could be saved by an intense yearlong lobbying effort directed at the Pentagon, which will submit to the closure commission a list of bases that could be closed.

An example of the BLAST-based information that was generated for all viral scaffolds, including scaffold length (all scaffolds had to be ≥5 kb for further examination), the overall taxonomic assignment of the scaffold (viral or bacterial), and the proportion of all bases that could be attributed to viruses is provided in Table S10.

Since variations in GC content often hint at horizontal gene transfer, the number of bases that could be mapped to the coding sequence of each gene in the genome of Methanoculleus marisnigri JR1 was determined and normalized with respect to the gene length.

It was also found that the ancestral bases that could be generated from the AluYg6 diagnostic bases by transition mutations were more common than those that could be generated by transversions.