Sentence examples for based on its experience from inspiring English sources
David Albright and Paul Brannon, of the Institute for Science and International Security, wrote in an Internet posting on Sunday that it was possible that the North had "built another plant previously and either transferred it to Yongbyon or simply build another one based on its experience of bringing the first, perhaps smaller, one into operation".
While the city chose Related based on its experience and the amount it was willing to invest in the project, a task force of local residents and others compared proposals without knowing who the developers were, and also came up with Related, officials said.
Based on its experience in 2012, the Obama administration will feel that it does well by standing up to the Republicans on fiscal issues (although some Democrats, of course, wanted to take an even stronger line).
The deep learning algorithms in use will be able to learn new food types based on its experience from processing millions of generic food packaging images, and it should be able to get smarter very quickly while in use when and if it eventually comes to market, using data gathered from a wide pool of real-world users.
The two sides also signed a cooperation pact on urbanization, under which Europe will offer advice based on its experience.
SC Johnson will share its expertise in this space, contributing based on its experience with topics like renewable energy, waste reduction and Base of the Pyramid programs.
The perspectives of a non-governmental organization are described based on its experiences of participating in the process of developing a National Health Research Policy as the political and legal foundation for strengthening the national health research system in The Gambia.
INRiM, basing on its experience, developed and calibrated a full six-component hexapod-design prototype of MFT.
An honest RA truthfully provides recommendation based on its personal experience, whereas a dishonest RA insinuates a true experience to a high, low, or erratic recommendation with a malicious intent.
"We would rather go with the concept that America chooses its favorite beer based on its own experience," Mr. Owens added, referring to the longstanding dominance of Bud Light and Budweiser.
