Sentence examples for based on a string from inspiring English sources

The orchestra also gave a compelling account of Peter Sculthorpe's String Sonata No. 2 (1988, but based on a string quartet from 1975).

Suggested by ID3334123, Knight_2359 In 2007's Zodiac, a thriller based on a string of real unsolved murders in San Francisco in the late 60s and early 70s, Robert Downey Jr gives a "totally wired performance" as journalist Paul Avery.

Based on a string of odd logic that included analysis of Willman's choice of alias and of his haircut (both Willman and Darren Wilson, the officer who shot Michael Brown, are blond), some of the Anons concluded that Scooby Willman seemed guilty enough.

Based on a string of killings in a South Korean village in the late 1980s, it stars Mr. Song as a bumptious local cop who relies entirely on his shaky instincts, and Kim Sang-kyung as a more sophisticated detective who arrives from Seoul to take over the case.

In this paper we propose a method for human action recognition based on a string kernel framework.

"Coppola's uproarious and bitingly timely film feels every inch a necessary artwork: the story is closely based on a string of true events that occurred in 2008 and 2009, but if it hadn't actually happened, someone -– Coppola, probably -– would have to make it up," Telegraph critic Robbie Collin wrote in a four-star (out of five) review.

We discuss a robust image authentication scheme based on a hash string constructed from leading JPEG2000 packet data.

Their models fit the universal PBM data very well; however, the models are based on a special string kernel that makes is difficult to identify specific features that are important for model accuracy.

And, (4) MeDS uses name nearness matching based on a text string nearness algorithm to deal with typographical errors and variants of the patient's known first, middle and last names.

Based on a theoretical string model [ 30] of the vocal folds, we found that the vocal fold lengths obtained from the MRI-based measurements accurately predict the remarkably low fundamental frequency (F0) of howler monkey vocalizations (see the Supplemental Experimental Procedures).

In this paper, we present a computer model based on an elastic string network representation for sail deformation.