Sentence examples for based on the definition of a from inspiring English sources

The Yankees' 2002 payroll based on the definition of a luxury-tax payroll was $175 million.

In effect, Manuel was implying that what constituted danger was based on the definition of a save.

The architecture is based on the definition of a strategy that uses different tactics, setplays and roles.

The uniaxial model is thermodynamically motivated and based on the definition of a specific free energy function and a switching criterion.

A new analysis method, based on the definition of a gust function variable along the height is proposed and applied to a case study.

This Mobile Immobile Model (MIM) is based on the definition of a mass-transfer coefficient, which has been proven subject to some severe limitations.

Nadine Dorries, former Tory MP for Mid Bedfordshire: "The definition of marriage is based on the definition of sex.

The localisation precision was calculated based on the definition of Mortensen et al.51.51

This latter threshold is based on the definition of yield based on crack interaction.

It's all based on the definition of "shareholder".

This definition was based on the definition of Ministry of Health and other sectors.