Sentence examples for based on a tiny from inspiring English sources

MR. MILNE at ACNielsen acknowledged that his analyses are based on a tiny slice of society.

It's a genius demonstration of how simple classical music can be, it's just based on a tiny idea.

A biased opinion poll — based on a tiny, self-selecting survey of potential program applicants — provides poor information.

I'd like to begin by way of introduction; I am Stew, and I am currently based on a tiny island off the coast of Kenya.

We demonstrate a transverse electro-optical modulator based on a tiny and irregular octahedral wafer of cubic boron nitride (cBN) crystal that is prepared by hexagonal boron nitride at high pressure and high temperature using nitride as the catalyst.

He notes that Buddhism is based on "a tiny barely perceptible pause between our thoughts, a pause that, while we normally are not even aware of its existence, contains the entire universe.

The claim, which predates the earliest clear fossil evidence for life by six hundred million years, is based on a single tiny zircon that contains inside it even tinier motes of graphite, a form of carbon.

Volk's finding that bullies have more sex is based on a similarly tiny group, again from one school, and only follows the kids in their teen years – it says nothing at all about sexual prowess in later life.

Volk's finding that bullies have more sex is based on a similarly tiny group, again from one school, and only follows the kids in their teen years it says nothing at all about sexual prowess in later life.

For example, claiming that "most alignment times recorded here might be considered manageable for most purposes" seems to be little more than the author's unsupported opinion, based on a relatively tiny number of reads.

This was because in May 1997, a corporation based on Niue – a tiny island in the South Pacific – had already handed over millions of dollars to buy the works.