Sentence examples for core upon which from inspiring English sources

At the core, upon which everything else is built, are the business values, culture, processes and systems.

The metal shell was a non-holed shell made of titanium-aluminum-vanadium alloy core upon which a fiber metal porous surface of pure titanium was fastened.

Carboxyl-modified polystyrene (PS) nanospheres were used as sacrificial cores upon which cross-linked gelatin (CGA) was assembled through successive immobilization with poly(N,N-dimethylaminoethyl methacrylate) (PDMAEMA), forming polyelectrolyte complexes (PECs) stabilized through electrostatic interactions and hydrogen bonding.

If they are to reappropriate their heritage, Muslims must demonstrate, in a manner that is both reasonable and free of emotional reactions, that they share the core values upon which Europe and the west are founded.

This helped establish a tech-savvy core network upon which further networking was built upon.

"Before many exciting applications can be implemented, we must first build the core infrastructure upon which those applications can ride".

So, I suppose it should be no surprise that it has taken so long for a prominent member of the American policy elite to suggest openly to his colleagues that the core assumption upon which they have been managing the economic crisis might be dead wrong.

The core idea upon which the SnPM methodology is based can be attributed to Fisher's permutation test [48].

In other words, one of the core structures upon which all of life depends arose in a series of highly improbable steps.

Transparency and register of potential conflicts of interest The notion of transparency will be the core principle upon which this statement is built.

There is also poor implementation and support for the policy: the core 'quality' indicators, upon which EDs are judged, include things such as admission/discharge times, times for triage from ambulance, patient satisfaction; while violence against staff is not included.