Sentence examples for based on blow from inspiring English sources

Based on "Blow Up".

He must balance paying bonuses to JPMorgan investment bankers based on blow-out earnings with public furor over Wall Street pay.

The first constructions in this direction were based on blowing up the metric around a point [125].

This chapter aims at showing the micro/macro interactions for polymer processing based on the blow moulding principle and how mastering the material microstructure can help in designing the final product.

However, it is difficult to control the foam morphology and maintain its high thermal insulation comparing to the conventional foams based on fluorocarbon blowing agents.

6 which is based on the blow-up method, a desingularisation technique for nilpotent singularities that has been successfully implemented in geometric singular perturbation problems with loss of normal hyperbolicity [14 16].

Among other effects, this allows those who know us to make positive and precise identifications based on shoes: another blow to anonymity.

The fictional report was uploaded to a YouTube channel promoting a documentary based on the book "Blowing Up Russia," written by a former K.G.B. officer, Alexander Litvinenko, shortly before he died in London after being poisoned with a rare radioactive isotope, Polonium 210.

It looks great, but the explanation is the main point: The pattern is based on a gigantic blow-up from a photograph of a late-'60s performance by the first-generation Conceptualist Robert Barry in which he released various gases into the air.

This IGCC case is based on an oxygen blown entrained flow gasifier operating at 27 bar, the removal of acid gas (H2S) is performed with MDEA unit, the efficiency of this IGCC is 43% based on the low heating value (LHV) of coal.

Therefore, the AAO-HNS classification of 1995, which is based on a full-blow symptom entity and EH is inadequate as this classification requires the involvement of a semicircular canal fault by neglecting the fault in the otolith organ in the vestibulum with or without hearing loss.