Sentence examples for based on an equally from inspiring English sources

And his talent was based on an equally extraordinary capacity for quick and careful reading: three novels in an evening plus six new book manuscripts over a weekend were his normal regime.

However, the ruling bodies did add an exception to Rule 13-4 based on an equally peculiar situation involving some unauthorized raking by the caddie of the former British Open champion Stewart Cink at the 2008 Zurich Classic.

This contrasts with a shift of funding away from prevention and longer-term support and towards services which cater for a narrow definition of "high risk" victims and provide very short-term interventions based on an equally narrow concept of safety.

Just when I thought vampires had "jumped the shark," comes this chilling and disturbing movie (based on an equally frightening novel) that had me trembling like a teenager who had just discovered Stephen King, Clive Barker and Anne Rice on the same day.

This overlap is not surprising since DySScO utilizes existing strain-design algorithms to identify the list of potential strains; what distinguishes DySScO is that the "best strain" is selected by ranking them based on an equally weighted consolidated strain performance score, thus achieving a balance between the three design criteria.

He added that any such future arrangements would have to be based on an absolutely clear obligation equally binding on both parties.

This topic is addressed here, based on an experimental study using lines of equally-spaced droplets evaporating in a high temperature chamber (540 °C).

In addition, the data blocks are aggregated in a sequential manner based on a machine ID, and equally partitions the data using fusion algorithm.

We hope we have not caused you too much trouble, and to our enterprise customers who signed deals contracts based on a fabrication, we are equally sorry.

The FORBES Global 2000 ranking is based on a composite score from equally-weighted measures of revenue, profits, assets and market value.

The Global 2000 ranking is based on a composite score from equally-weighted measures of revenue, profits, assets and market value.