It is the basis, for example, of his many "skyspace" installations around the world.
Most people like to exhale on a regular basis, for example.
It was the basis, for example, for the early and rapid growth of so-called B2B (business-to-business) sites.
They're the basis, for example, for the brilliant red light you see in some medieval stained glass windows.
Funding homeland security on a needs rather than a political basis, for example, or scanning all freight at ports.
The counsel would not have to report to the attorney general on a daily basis, for example, and would be freer to make his or her own decisions.
Equally, fans selling one or two tickets on a one-off basis – for example, because they are now going to be away when the event is taking place – are unlikely to be pursued.
Some big schemes operate on a "relief at source" basis: for example, the publicly owned Nest (National Employment Savings Trust) scheme, set up by the government as part of the automatic enrolment revolution, is one of them.
So, while big companies ponder their next move, small innovators such as Lena are testing out alternative business models: offering clothes on a rental or subscription basis, for example.
Such studies deriving the value of human life from people's willingness to pay – on the basis, for example, that an expressed readiness to pay £100 to reduce the risk of death by 10% values that individual's statistical life at £1,000 – are widely used in public project evaluations.
In a mitigated or relative dualism, one of the two principles may be derived from, or presuppose, the other as a basis; for example, the Bogomils, a medieval heretical Christian group, held that the Devil is a fallen angel who came from God and was the creator of the human body, into which he managed by trickery to have God infuse a soul.
