Sentence examples for based on the stone from inspiring English sources

Based on the stone's own declaration, in the Greek portion, that the text was identical in all three cases, several significant advances were made in translation.

The human development has been grouped by paramount material on which the modern innovation is based on the Stone Age, the Iron Age, and now the Polymer Age.

Its actual value is based on the stone's quality and imperfections.

Their theory is based on the stone vessel inscriptions and seal impressions that show strong similarities in their typography and grammar.

This interpretation was made based on the stone's proximity to Dunnichen, only 3 mile to the north, but while the short distance seems compelling, the stone is unlikely to be any earlier than mid-8th century, and the ornamentation of the stone, including the animal forms used and the style of weaponry depicted, suggests it may be as late as the mid-9th century.

Agreement between the risk estimates based on the STONE score and those based on the multivariate logistic regression model demonstrated a weighted κ of 0.87 (95% confidence interval 0.86 to 0.87), indicating minimal loss of accuracy by assigning integer points to the factors.

Even if you don't get an actual appraisal you will have an idea of the jewelry's value based on the stones.

I see there is controversy over the design of the official Olympics logo, which is based on the Inuit stone marker known as an Inukshuk.

The metapopulation Ne was first calculated according to the Stepping Stone model (Maruyama 1970) and the Island model (Wright 1943) using Ne values from the LD- Ne and SA- Ne and then we calculated the harmonic mean of the metapopulation LD- Ne and SA- Ne for final metapopulation Hm Ne values (meta-Hm Ne) based on the Stepping Stone and Island models.

Information on number, size, colour, and type of gallstones was obtained from surgical and pathology reports and medical records, when available; weight was based on the collected stones.

c Based on cross section, d based on the weight of stone of polymers onto sandstone and carbonate.