In 1990, believing that neither major party would enact the policies he favored, Mr. Phillips led the formation of the U.S. Taxpayers Party (later renamed the Constitution Party), which declares that its policies are based on the founding documents of the nation and the original intent of the founding fathers.
In the domain of audio (music) and image compression, a number of greedy algorithms are based on the founding paper of Mallat and Zhang [1], where the Matching Pursuit (MP) algorithm is presented.
Walgreens pottered along as a chain of 500 restaurants, based on the founding family's formula for malted milk-shakes, until the early 1970s.
The membrane element departs from conventional elements for the design and analysis of TFS, in that it is based on the founding assumption that the fabric patterns are flat in their unstressed state.
The late Richard Hoggart observed the widely held belief that a "bloodless revolution" had taken place in Britain following the second world war, based on the founding of the welfare state and the slow re-emergence of a consumer economy.
(DeWitt) 'Dublin by Lamplight' (previews start on Thursday; opens on Sept. 14) Michael West's drama, set in 1904, mixes fact, fiction, poetry and politics in a story loosely based on the founding of the Abbey Theater.
All three are seen as the new generation of the Agnelli family, whose fortune, based on the founding of Fiat more than a century ago, is spread across investments all over the world.
(Rooney) 'Dublin by Lamplight' (in previews; opens on Wednesday) Michael West's drama, set in 1904, mixes fact, fiction, poetry and politics in a story loosely based on the founding of the Abbey Theater.
All the names of the known chieftains are Libyan in character, though the survival of Romanized elements within some of the kingdoms is attested by the fact that epitaphs in Latin continued, Roman names were still used, and a dating system based on the founding date of the Roman province of Mauretania was even maintained.
