Sentence examples for based upon the general from inspiring English sources
One woman, who said she was adopted, claimed Prince was her father because "based upon the general description of the lifestyle of her biological parents, her fascination with the decedent and physical similarities".
A more principled sort of prudential pacifism can be based upon the general claim that war usually causes more harm than good.
(Therapy, London, 31) The certainty of mathematics is based upon the general axiom that nothing can be and not be at the same time.
Natural vibration of truss cable structures is analyzed, based upon the general structural analysis software ANSYS and the energy variational method.
The model is based upon the general observation that the shoreline tends to approach an equilibrium position exponentially with time when subjected to constant forcing.
Based upon the general form of an explicit p-stage RK scheme, a linear coupling procedure is proposed, with details on the coefficient matrices and execution steps at common time-levels and intermediate time-levels.
Replacement solvents for various blood tissue processes are proposed based upon the Abraham general solvation linear free energy relationship (1).
Based upon the results, in general, material removal decreases by increasing working gap or decreasing circumferential speed of the workpiece.
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Owing to word limits, the analyses presented here were based upon the Australian adolescent general population scoring algorithm.
As for Maimonides' harsh judgement of al-Razi as a philosopher, it was clearly based upon the knowledge of the general contents of his metaphysics and theology as found in al-Razi's Book of Divine Science (Kitab al-'ilm al-ilahi), as found both in his Guide of the Perplexed (Dalalat al-ha'irin) and in one of his letters to the "official" translator of his work, Samuel Ibn Tibbon.
