Sentence examples for built on the base from inspiring English sources

There are many evidences to show that engineering education should be built on the base of multi disciplines, including technological and non-technological ones, in order to help its graduates work with cross disciplinary engineering issues in multi cultural circumstance.

Built on the base of the former Jordan team, it has winning pedigree.

It is built on the base of support that belonged to the Progressive Conservatives, Canada's traditional second party, until they were trounced in the 1993 federal elections.

(In fact, Brawn was built on the ashes of the Honda team, which had been the BAR team, which was built on the base of Tyrrell, which it bought in the 1990s and which had also won world titles).

MARUSSIA VIRGIN Base: Dinnington, England Drivers: Timo Glock, Jérôme D'Ambrosio Engine: Cosworth First Season: 2010 Built on the base of an excellent British F3 team, Virgin nevertheless finished at the bottom of the standings.

Ms. Diller — of Diller Scofidio & Renfro, which devised the Lincoln Center redevelopment and has also designed the High Line and the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston — called it "a freestanding restaurant with an accessible green roof built on the base of what was already there".

Though not the first moderate Islamic party in Turkey (in fact, it was built on the bases of similar, older parties), AKP is by far the most powerful.

Forcing coevolution between known pairs of sites in simulated MSAs built on the bases of the evolutionary and physico-chemical properties of real proteins allows a better understanding of the power of methods designed for such purpose.

It's a chance to build on the base of loyal customers we have in Eastern Pennsylvania".

Better, says Mr Watson, to build on the base than to grass it over and plough up fields elsewhere.

The subsequent models (2) and (3) build on the base model by adding the child health precaution index, the health seeking precautions index and the medical cost knowledge index, along with their relevant interaction terms as discussed under section 2.6.