Sentence examples for based of the middle from inspiring English sources

We measured (a) finger ridge counts (FRC) for each digit separately, and (b) a-b ridge counts (a-bRC), which is the number of ridges intersected by a line drawn between the a triradius (at the base of the index finger) and b triradius (at the based of the middle finger) of the palm in each hand.

Newcrest said it was aiming for gold production of 2 million to 2.3 million ounces in the coming financial year, an increase of 4 percent, based on the middle of the range.

The name "Marceline" is based on the middle name of a childhood friend of Ward's, Marie.

It's pronounced "thews" (rhymes with news); Packard says the name is based on the middle part of "enthusiast," as the company targets sports enthusiasts.

The length of the slopes is based on the middle lines between the left and the right edge of slopes.

Today, the Three Gorges Dam is the de facto anchor of a planned system of 12 hydropower mega-bases on the middle and upper reaches of the Yangtze.

Paramount in the success of this implant is maintaining the integrity of the insertion of the central slip as it inserts on the base of the middle phalanx.

The reservoir formed by the Ḥadīthah Dam submerged the ancient town of ʿĀnah and dozens of smaller settlements, as well as a major part of the agricultural base of the middle Euphrates.

"This is a very rare find which underlines the abbey's status as one of the great power bases of the middle ages," said Kevin Booth, senior curator at English Heritage.

Shortstop Barry Larkin was back in the Reds' lineup for the first time since April 21, when he tore tissue at the base of the middle finger on his glove while diving for a ball.

Global sea-level events are marked by four long lowstands (times when sea level falls below the level of the continental shelf) within the Early Permian Epoch, a major lowstand near the base of the Middle Permian (Guadalupian) Epoch, and four long lowstands within and at the top of the Middle Permian Epoch.