Sentence examples for based on a minor from inspiring English sources

And Canadians everywhere agreed: It's better to finish a well-earned fourth than to a squeeze into a medal spot based on a minor rules violation.

Mere hours after the Dunfee story played out, the Canadian men's 4x100 relay team squeezed into a medal spot based on a minor rules violation.

The diuresis renography protocol was a two-stage acquisition based on a minor modification of the consensus recommendations [22].

A unique electromagnetic tribometer based on a minor caliber electromagnetic launcher has been designed and implemented to characterize wear deposition of a 6061-T6 aluminum pin (slider) on a UNS C11000-H2 copper flat (guider) at sliding speeds from 0 to 1200 m/s and contact pressures from 100 to 225 MPa.

The character of Hemlock Hoax was based on a minor character from a film story that had been rejected.

Although based on a "minor drone-blues" in the line of "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)", Hendrix's performance has been compared to jazz saxophonist John Coltrane's approach to improvisation.

Everett describes "Wonderwall to Be Here" as a tune "based on a minor-mode I-VII-VI-V progression, styled like Liberacian variations on 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps'".

It means a strong desire to play three no-trump if partner has a stopper in the opponent's suit, and is usually based on a solid minor suit.

The band, made up of Yeshiva University college students with names like Label, Eli, and Yitzi, performed what I thought of as inspired music, consisting of melancholy but punchy tunes based on a few minor chords and lyrics from the Hebrew liturgy.

But HCST claim the tribunal's decision to set aside the original decision was based on a "very minor technicality".

This is a large difference in projected morbidity, and it is based on a relatively minor tweak to standard methodology, itself inspired by viewing data under the conditions enabled by the demographic time framework and adjusting standard demographic methods to capture the direction of temporal variation in data.