Sentence examples for construct on which from inspiring English sources

A boost for morale, a thrill for fans, but a flimsy construct on which to build a successful season.

The drafters of the Uniform Protected Series Act (including me as an ABA Advisor) recognized early on that it would be utterly impossible to anticipate these myriad potential issues, and instead sought to build a basic statutory construct on which the planners creating Series LLC transactions (often referred to as "deals") could themselves build their complex structures.

EBM was defined as a construct on which clinicians may make medical decisions based on the best current evidence.

A compact Hausdorff space T is constructed on which the constant functions are the only real-valued continuous ones that are locally constant on a dense subset of T.

These are placed on a single logit scale and a continuum is constructed on which the items and persons are ordered according to their respective parameter values.

Six sets were constructed on which 60 pounds of baking soda were used as snow (the crew tried to use real snow but it melted), 42 pounds of glitter were used to cover the background, and 20 boxes of breakfast cereal were used to cover the coral rocks.

First, an input tree topology was constructed on which Coleoptera and Strepsiptera were separated (the strepsipterans were constrained to group at the base of Holometabola).

A custom-made, pneumatic ex vivo CPM device was constructed, on which extension-flexion motions were performed at a frequency of 1 Hz.

For this, an array was constructed on which oligonucleotide probes for two different miRNAs were spotted, additional probes were then designed around these sequences containing increasing number of nucleotide mismatches.

All kinds of social scientists construct tribes on which they depend.

Given these institutional safeguards, it would be clearly erroneous for Judge Boasberg to order the shutdown of a pipeline that will idle a facility that costs more than $3.8 billion to construct, and on which thousands of other parties are highly dependent.