When Mr. Marks joined the intelligence agency, it was using ciphers based on phrases in classic works of British literature.
The speculation was a kind of game of elimination based on phrases in the book suggesting that "G" was a Socialist who dreamed of becoming the president of France.
In the suit, the American Blind & Wallpaper Factory claims that the practice gives competitors a free ride on the company's hard-won name recognition, and is demanding that Google stop selling advertising based on phrases that violate its copyright.
This paper exhibits an original study and design of an intelligent input method of Tibetan based on phrases.
Generative syntax was originally developed based on phrase structure trees as the exclusive syntactic data structure, which made derivations transforming one tree into another the key mechanism for expressing syntactic relations and dependencies.
Over 80 percent of the dialogue was based on phrases frequently spoken by several Frazier Park residents.
Nevertheless, in November, the Leader ran a column speculating that Hay was the author, based on phrases used both in The Bread-Winners and in Hay's earlier book, Castilian Days, and by the fact that one character in the novel was from Salem, Indiana, Hay's birthplace.
Results of the cluster analysis shown in Fig. 2 suggest that length is more strongly related to summed word frequency, a lexical variable based on phrase constituents, than to phrase-level semantic variables such as meaningfulness.
Jot down notes, based on phrases from the poem, that give you clues about the speaker.
Further Possible Readings Turning on the Use of "Based On": If we take it literally, the phrase "based on the biological sex" of course means just what it says: "based upon" rather than something more restrictive like "of the same biological sex".
