Sentence examples for based on a row from inspiring English sources

Another scene in the film is based on a row I had with my family when we were playing Scrabble and I put down the word "queef".

The reflectometer has two independent measuring channels controlled by a processor and the beam-splitting and spectral selection device based on a row of semitransparent plates of pyrolitic graphite.

In the proposed method, the FFT data is decomposed based on a row-wise basis that maps the multi-dimensional data into one-dimensional data, and translates the corresponding coordinates from multi-dimensions into one dimension so that the one-dimensional data can be divided and allocated equally to the processes using a block distribution.

Naming space in Ulysses is based on a row-level convention.

OpenSDE, based on a row-oriented data model, offers flexible and intuitive definition and adaptation of content without the need to change the underlying data model or user-interface.

Lutosławski's twelve-note techniques were thus completely different in conception from Arnold Schoenberg's tone-row system, although Muzyka żałobna does happen to be based on a tone row.

Here we present a design of a transmitted acoustic metasurface based on a single row of Helmholtz resonators with varying geometric parameters.

24 dancers from each company are used, as well as the combined services of the N.Y.C. Ballet orchestra, led by Robert Irving and Doc Severinsen & the "Tonight Show" orchestra, one of the few jazz organizations that can play a complex dodecaphonic jazz score The "Concerto", a serial work by Swiss composer Rolf Liebermann, consists of alternating jazz & classical passages all based on a 12-tone row.

In the 20th century Arnold Schoenberg carried this technique further, especially in his 12-tone works, which are based on a 12-tone row, or specific ordering of the 12 notes of the chromatic scale, arranged in such a way as to avoid a sense of tonality.

To minimize the loss, several imputation methods based on row averages, row medians, and data correlation (Little and Rubin 1987; Horton and Kleinman 2007; Carpenter and Kenward 2013) have been applied to infer missing genotypes for a genetic analysis (Troyanskaya et al. 2001; Iwata and Jannink 2010; Weigel et al. 2010).

In 1953 he moved to KUDL in Kansas City, Mo., where he called himself the "Bald Kid in the Third Row," based on a remark one of his parents had made upon spotting him among the infants in the hospital after he was born.