Sentence examples for based on the virtues of from inspiring English sources
Over the duration of two dozen DJ-dominated extended mixes, we hear how the expediencies of high-turnover, low-cost production accelerated reggae away from the song-based music of the 1970s towards a new model based on the virtues of hard rhythm and harder declamation.
A few years earlier he'd written an article called "In Defense of English Cooking," but since his defense was based on the virtues of bread sauce, marrow jam, suet and haggis, I wonder if it really helped.
Also in Cambridge are developments such as the "Scandinavian-style" Seven Acres, by the multinational construction company Skanska, which again is based on the virtues of simplicity and shared space.
Combination of HSV1-tk and PET imaging is based on the virtues of vectors which can carry and selectively express the HSV1-tk reporter gene in a variety of cancer cells but not in normal tissue.
Alongside the clinical findings, it is of fundamental importance to build a physician-patient relationship based on the virtues of prudence, sharing, attention, willingness and so on.
The research included a limited number of respondents, some selected based on the virtue of their position or role in the community.
Based on the virtue of high quality multiple sequence alignments, and the controlled nature of tissue acquisition and biological variables that working with rodents affords, we believe that the results from Stefflova, Thybert et al 2013 provide a detailed answer to this important question.
Bootz's survey highlights that the impact of foresight in terms of organisational learning is based on the cognitive virtues of the foresight attitude, which facilitates the questioning of individual representations.
Ernest Callenbach's landmark work Ecotopia is perhaps less metaphysical in its musings, but is equally based on reclaiming the virtues of ecology and deploying its inherent lessons as a counter-balance to the forces of devastation.
It is perhaps for this reason that we've seen the government pivot to an economic message, based mostly on the virtues of tax cuts.
