Sentence examples for based on one that from inspiring English sources
For the younger generation the museum also has a program on robots and space toys and for 2002 plans a "Stars Wars" show based on one that originated at the Smithsonian Institution.
Our approach is based on one that was originated by Andersson in [Math. Z. 201 (1989) 121 130].
The disturbance model is based on one that was used to predict the vibration behaviour of the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) wheels and assumes that RWA disturbances consist of discrete harmonics of the wheel speed with amplitudes proportional to the wheel speed squared.
(This article is based on one that will appear in the upcoming May/June 2010 issue of the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs).
The program begins by assessing a country's pharmaceutical system's vulnerability to corruption, using a tool based on one that was developed by the World Bank.
The biomass composition is based on one that was reported previously [ 16, 31] and used in the biosynthetic isotopomer model (see details below), but where the biomass components are replaced by the amount of ATP, NADH, NADPH, and central metabolic precursors needed to synthesize the biomass components (Additional File 1).
Sometimes we even lose based on rules everyone knows, and sometimes it's based on ones that nobody has even heard of.
The second application stated that the systematic review showed that dosing regimens varied widely and the dose range that was chosen for the new trial was based on one within that range that had shown clinical benefit (application 8).
And so I was probably the only wrestler in history to have meetings about the possibility of writing a book based on one chapter that really didn't seem to lend that easily to wrestling fans.
In March 2007, people were banned from accessing the entire YouTube site based on one video that insulted Kemal Ataturk.
There's consensus that universal health care is desirable and that the Court shouldn't and won't strike down such a major piece of social legislation based on one clause that contradicts the essence of the law.
