Sentence examples for basis of text from inspiring English sources
" 'Coriolanus' is believed to have been written in 1607 or 1608, dated on the basis of text in the play he is assumed to have lifted from William Camden," he said.
But it prosecutes the laws on its books with particular vigour: arrests have been made on the basis of text messages and clothing choices.Love comes quicklyIn most Western countries it was only after other social battles had been won that gay people began to be tolerated and their legal rights secured.
Most communication apps and operating systems work from a basis of text messaging, with the ability to place somewhat distinct audio and video calls.
For 1000 randomly selected terms from MeSH (see Supplementary Table S3) we generated terms on the basis of text from 250 PubMed abstracts per MeSH term and mapped the generated terms to GO, MeSH, OBO, and UMLS. Figure 2 (top) shows the mean percentage of generated terms which exist as term in these ontologies.
These copies were borrowed by Ptolemy II Philadelphus for the great library at Alexandria, Egypt, and are the basis of texts of the Greek tragedians to the present day.
This edition and Adolf Trendelenburg's discussion of Leibniz's theory of signs on the basis of texts published in it allowed a further reception of Leibnizian ideas among mathematical logicians at the end of the 19th century.
The point is that Leibniz omits too many essential distinctions and details for even a very discerning reader to be able to reconstruct a demonstrative argument merely on the basis of texts [2] or [3].
Eckhart explained these dynamics mostly on the basis of texts from the Holy Scriptures, whose philosophical content he set out through philosophical arguments—something he was able to do because he regarded the Holy Scriptures as a work of philosophy (cf. Echardus, In Ioh.
On the basis of texts he himself edited, Schneider maintained that, contrary to contemporary Aristotelian theory, Marchia argues that the heavens are not made up of matter so completely different from terrestrial matter that it radically differentiates the supralunar realm from the sublunar one.
Therefore, the dimension of (mathcal {P}_{12setminus 11}), the preimage of (mathcal {R}_{12setminus 11}) under H12″, is indeed large enough to allow T 2 to transmit the remaining (d_{2_{mathsf {Int}}}') symbols along the basis functions of (text {dim}mathcal {P}_{12setminus 11}).
"We are going to try to work with the Americans on the basis of the text they have proposed," Mr. de Villepin said.
