Sentence examples for continent based on from inspiring English sources
The library overcame competition from new or renovated museums in 21 other countries across the continent, based on the architecture of the new building, the display of the holdings and success in attracting more visitors.
After two weeks, write a 1-page reaction paper analyzing the impression you believe the average New York Times reader might have of the African continent based on the paper's coverage of the region.
He said the United States sought new relations with the continent based on partnership, and praised what he described as a renaissance.More than 1m people turned out to see Pope John Paul II during his three-day visit to Nigeria to beatify a Nigerian priest who died 34 years ago.
Data for the continent based on Matsubara et al. (2008) and data for oceanic lithosphere based on Miura et al. (2005).
The European Environment Agency published an assessment of fragmentation in 2011 on the scale of the entire continent, based on the effective mesh size.
Although they attributed the deformation mode to counterclockwise motion of the forearc sliver relative to the mother continent based on GPS observations (Nishimura and Hashimoto 2006), our geologic review has shown that larger areas were involved in the tectonic episode implying more regional motive force.
European leaders have called for a new partnership between the continents based on common interests, from trade to climate change, instead of the traditional relationship between donors and aid recipients.
This study assesses global biogeographical patterns and dispersal of M. aeruginosa on six continents based on sequence variation.
Run by scientists, ERC will dole out money for basic research across the continent based solely on excellence.
Rashiq Fataar, an urbanist based in South Africa, agrees that many smart-city projects on the continent are based on the desire to start with a fresh slate.
It would be very difficult to reproach the European Union for not concerning itself sufficiently with the Latin American continent when, based on the OECD figures for last year, we represent 62%% of cooperation, much less attempt to compare it with the United States which was even surpassed by Japan last year, and which accounts for only 14%%.
