Sentence examples for based on a kind from inspiring English sources

As local practitioners work within relatively small geographical boundaries, they are able to build up detailed experience-based understanding (based on a kind of participant observation) of their own area's geography, organisations, processes and issues.

There's a new trend of "do your own spiritual thing," forming one's own religion based on a kind of à la carte sampling of traditions and religions, from Buddhist sangha meditation to Christian prayer chanting to Hindu or Hebrew dietary codes.

In this paper, a physics-based temperature dependent yield strength model for stainless steel is developed based on a kind of equivalence between the deformation energy and the heat energy.

Indeed, we believe that it is based on a kind of moral illusion.

Could the famous offspring's renown be based on a kind of molecular nepotism?

Based on a kind of casual speechifying, their poems often read like monologues gone haywire.

The test is based on a new kind of multivariate empirical process of contemporaneous and lagged probability integral transforms.

"I see a real chance that the new coalition will be based on a different kind of transaction".

Their quantum cash is based on a new kind of asymmetry: that two identical knots can look entirely different.

The guidance strategy is based on a particular kind of nonlinear dynamic inversion, the so-called flatness approach.

Our proofs are based on a new kind of integration by parts which is of independent interest.