Sentence examples for based on a sensing from inspiring English sources

These prototypes are based on a sensing technique that exploits the fringe capacitance between two co-planar electrodes designed over a thin oxide layer covering a grounded wafer substrate.

A Warren selection would have energized Bernie Sanders supporters like myself to turn out, donate, and volunteer for a Clinton-Warren ticket, based on a sense that although we did not win the nomination, one of our leaders is at least on deck for a people-powered Democratic Party future.

This critical perspective is based on a sense of social responsibility as architects.

Mr. Refslund said his approach toward cuisine was based on a sense of limits and restraint.

Charity officials say people often give money internationally based on a sense of need and their familiarity with a country.

It is usually based on a sense of common nationality binding the constituent polities and people together.

Curbishley's trust that improvement will come is based on a sense that his recent arrivals are still bedding in.

The endorsement, he said, was "based on a sense that Mr. Trump is willing to listen to police officers".

"The show is a major departure from the film, but the characters are still based on a sense of reality with a sense of humor.

"My decision was based on a sense of my values as a citizen and a representative of broader American values," he said.

Dave Kehr has it right ["When a Cyberstar Is Born," Nov. 18]: "Classical film style is based on a sense of integrity, an integrity that is at once psychological, dramatic and spatial".