The phrase 'can based' is not correct and usable in written English.
To express the idea of something being based on the ability of one, you would use the phrase 'can-do' instead. For example, "This company has a can-do attitude, which has allowed it to succeed in tough markets."
I will pay what I can, Based on what you think I owe.
Am I judging people as much as I can, based on not the color of their skin but the content of their character?
U.S. Can, based in Oak Brook, Ill., was formed in a leveraged buyout in 1983 of the can-making business of the Sherwin-Williams Company, based in Cleveland.
She responded: "It's a reality of life, we can't be everywhere, with everybody at every single second of the day... we are doing everything we can, based on the information and evidence we have".
"When you have as many contributors as I'm fortunate enough to have," she said, "we do the very best job we can based on the information available to us to make appropriate vetting decisions".
What looks impressive are highly visual pitch charts that can be summoned for any particular period, with parameters including arm angles that can, based on diminishing performance, suggest physical injury.
If the cardiac output is decreased this can - based on Guyton's graphical analysis of the circulation - be due to a decrease in cardiac function or a decrease in the venous return function.
Thereby, system developers can benefit from the low cost, the high numbers of existing CAN-based applications and the widespread expertise in CAN hardware and software.
Major contributions of the paper are the introduction of a system model of a fault-tolerant CAN-based system using the CAN router, as well as the explanation of the basic services of the CAN router for fault isolation.
A self-styled abolitionist of the bottle- and can-based beverage industry, Birnbaum relaunched SodaStream in 2009 with a bright design and sugar-free flavours.
CTN: A CTN emulates a CAN-based device.
