Sentence examples for basis at the start from inspiring English sources

Recent projects have included an album of songs composed on a daily basis at the start of the year (January Songs), and now he's made new work based on something he found in a Walthamstow museum: a William Morris leaflet called Chants For Socialists.

Packets are scheduled on a frame-by-frame basis at the start of every frame.

Diamond had previously stated that he expected the former All Blacks head coach to join the club on a full-time basis at the start of November.

Cook, who took over the captaincy of the one-day international side on a permanent basis at the start of the series, at least answered those questioning his batting ability in 50-over cricket with a century.

Rescue laxatives are defined as laxatives which are not prescribed on a regular basis at the start of the study, and might be needed if methylnaltrexone is not effective.

Gas chromatography (GC) analysis showed that the lipid content of the biomass increased from 6% ± 0.6% on VSS mass basis, at the start of the cycle, to 25% ± 1.5% on VSS mass basis at the end of the feast phase (average ± standard deviation over three cycle experiments), indicating significant storage of lipids (this was also confirmed by microscope images: Figure  4, right).

Another significant challenge of Q.Com with a CubeSat is the random basis choice at the start of every trial.

For basis of comparison, at the start of 2011, Gnip was delivering 300 million activities per month.

After each session, homework exercises were given, if possible on an individual basis, and evaluated at the start of the following session.

Our key objectives are: (i) to highlight key CS development issues; (ii) to demonstrate how software engineering tools and techniques can facilitate CS development for the benefit of individuals who lack software engineering expertise; and (iii) to provide a CS development case report that can be used as a basis for discussion at the start of future projects.

100 Moreover, it is useful to be able to predict a woman's risk of preterm birth or having an infant of low birth weight on the basis of information available at the start of the pregnancy such as prepregnancy body mass index.