Sentence examples for based on four distinct from inspiring English sources

With a range of experts, from the New York State Board of Regents to the plaintiffs in the court case to university scholars, already having weighed in on what it costs to pay for a good education, the commission only added to the swirl of ideas by saying its findings were based on four distinct models on what constitutes a successful school.

Based on four distinct categories* - Match Day, Broadcasting, Commercial, and Brand - FORBES has determined that Real Madrid remains soccer's most valuable football club with a $3.65 billion valuation, an increase of over $390 million from last year.

In this essay, Thomas More's enduringly enigmatic Utopia (1516) is read alongside D.A.F. de Sade's "Frenchmen, Some More Effort if You Wish to Become Republicans" (1795), based on four distinct convergences between the two texts.

These methods can be considered as based on three distinct approaches, both experimental and computational.

It seems that two distinct traditions are emerging, based on two distinct ways of thinking about the relationship between music and culture.

He told the Guardian it is based on three distinct studies conducted between May 2014 and June 2016, and the final results will include samples from almost 72 sites.

The framework is based on two distinct building representations that include sufficient information for a range of performance analysis tasks.

The approach is based on two distinct wear coefficients for the head and cup, derived from separate measurements on the two components.

In order to examine the grain size distribution of dust, we calculated the SEDs based on two distinct type of the distribution models: a single-sized distribution and a power-law distribution with a slope of dn/da ∝ a−3.5.

The indirect energetic effect of DSR in the German automotive industry is calculated, based on two distinct system boundaries, as laying in the range of 3.4 6.1 PJ, compared to 120 PJ final energy use in the sector in 2010.

The practice, which originated in China and India, was based on two distinct concepts: first, that one attack of smallpox effectively protected against any subsequent attack and, second, that a person deliberately infected with a mild case of the disease would safely acquire such protection.