Sentence examples for based on the wild from inspiring English sources
But A&E's quick scrap of its suspension of Robertson was more than just a business decision based on the wild popularity of one show.
Hegel wrote that "the sovereignty of the people is one of the confused notions based on the wild idea of the 'people'".
It's based on The Wild Duck, an Ibsen play Stone directed with typical irreverence in 2011, but he insists this is not simply a film of that play.
Visiting anthropologists found cave-dwelling food-gatherers whose subsistence was based on the wild yam; other foods included tadpoles, frogs, small fish, crabs, grubs, palm fruit, and wild bananas.
His other notable scripts include Of Mice and Men (1992), an adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel of the same name, and Old Man (1997), a made-for-television movie based on The Wild Palms by William Faulkner.
Esther Tyldesley who translated it says, "Our current idea of China is terribly homogenous, based on the Wild Swans model, but intellectuals from good families aren't typical - the peasants are typical and Xinran has talked to them, so her book offers a much broader canvas".
Different peptides based on the wild-type BN [7 14] sequence, with agonist or antagonist properties, have been described in recent years and have been characterized as imaging tracers after their labeling with gamma or positron emitters.
For each of the 198 mutations on the array, 25 bp oligonucleotides were constructed in both the sense and antisense directions, based on the wild-type consensus sequence for each gene (www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Genbank/).nih.gov/Genbank/
The enzymes used for this work were based on the wild-type T. fusca endoglucanase Cel5A and exoglucanase Cel48A.
Both BS-Seeker2 and Bismark are implemented based on the three-letter approach, whereas BSMAP is based on the wild-card approach.
Several expression microarray experiments based on the wild-type strain and mutant strains including both overproducing and defected strains were later on released [ 6, 28- 30].
