Sentence examples for couple based on from inspiring English sources
The pair's first taste of success was The Odd Couple, based on Neil Simon's play and the Lemmon-Matthau movie it produced.
"The Book of Daniel" (1971) dealt with the radical politics of the 1960's within a fictional account of the time by the son of a couple based on Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
The theoretical energy density of the Li/FeS2 couple, based on 2.8 e/FeS2 and on an average voltage of 1.6 V, is close to 860 Wh/kg, which is almost twice that of the Li/LiCoO2 cell.
This will look different for each couple based on personal preferences, but the last thing you want after driving for five and a half hours is to feel like you didn't get enough quality time with your partner, so it's important to consider your schedule in advance.
Toward the end of the novel, the nineteenth-century "peasant poet" John Clare sits on the steps of All Saints Churchh, on George Row, alongside a motley crew: the seventeenth-century writer John Bunyan Samuel Beckett Johnnyny and Celia Vernall, an ordinary twentieth-century couple based on real-life relatives of Moore's; and Kaph, a refugee worker who died in 2060.
On stage, Howard showed a couple chatting in their bathroom, while looking in the mirror – a scene which turns out to be the character customisation system, where players are able to sculpt and define the features of their protagonist, male or female (the game also creates a baby for the couple based on their player-modified facial features).
In this paper, a new adaptive algorithm was proposed for the fast recovery of the signal with one snapshot of receiving signals in the presence of mutual coupling, based on 2-D D3LS algorithm for URA.
Dubbed Tact, it hooked up couples based on their mutual interests and their outlooks on life.
Next, we tested a different definition of body coupling based on the STABS for each unit.
In organic solar cells, the interfacial and bulk photovoltaic processes are typically coupled based on charge transport and accumulation.
