Sentence examples for basis of an open from inspiring English sources

Some of the text forms the basis of an open letter he wrote to party leaders.

In Upper Bann, Trimble himself achieved the unique triumph of topping the poll in one of Ulster's more hardline unionist constituencies on the basis of an open advocacy of compromise rather than on the agendas of ethnic and communal self-assertiveness that have been the stock-in-trade of unionist politicians in the past.

This approach has been developed on the basis of an open framework and has been applied to the design of an airport terminal building and its plant room.

On the basis of an open source engine Delta3D, a PC-based excavator simulator has been developed in this paper for training human operators and evaluating control strategies for heavy-duty hydraulic machines.

In the case of the EGE, the identification and selection of the EGE members is made on the basis of an open call for expressions of interest, and is guided by support of a member of the European Parliament, providing for its democratic legitimacy.

The idea is to find out whether 2nd law efficiency optimization may be a suitable trade-off between maximum work output and maximum 1st law efficiency designs for a regenerative gas turbine engine operating on the basis of an open Brayton cycle.

Sunitinib is also approved for first-line treatment of metastatic RCC on the basis of an open-label phase III trial showing significant improvement in ORR (47 vs 12%, P<0.0001) and median PFS (11.0 vs 5.0 months; HR=0.539, P<0.001) when compared with IFN (Motzer et al, 2007).

Every cone metric space X over a solid vector space Y is a Hausdorff topological space with topology generated by the basis of all open balls.

Having secured election on the basis of a more open and media-conscious conduct of committee affairs, he soon discovered the difficulties of the post.

But what may really be driving this decision is the upcoming auction of wireless spectrum in January, which the F.C.C. hopes will form the basis of a new, open national wireless network.

Based upon the extensive evidence already adduced during the Prosecution's case-in-chief, the Trial Chamber was of the view that none of the items for which reasonable diligence was established had sufficient probative value to warrant admission as the basis of a re-opened case-in-chief.