Sentence examples for expand based on from inspiring English sources

But that's wrong: while the founders wanted to limit the size of the Senate, they intended the House to expand based on population growth.

Typically, corporate offices expand based on the personal decision of the CEO, maybe with some feedback from the board.

Generally, hypervisor recommends choice to avail all the disk space when VM is created or to dynamically expand based on storage uses.   2.

These contours, also called snakes, are then tested with an interactive algorithm that either forces the snake to collapse or expand based on the data-set provided by the image.

P&G tested the program last year at three universities–University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Tennessee at Knoxville and the University of Texas at Austin and decided to expand based on increased regional sales results, on which the company declined to disclose, and the creativity of the students.

Barnum writes that they want a system "where educational entrepreneurs are freer to open new schools and parents decide which schools should close and which should expand based on whether they want to send their children there".

The project will then be expanded based on the most effective approaches.

"Market entry into these sectors will be expanded based on the development of these industries".

In April, human trials of an HIV vaccine – which were expanded based on experiments on monkeys – were ended because the vaccine did not actually prevent HIV infection.

It offers a "gas tank" of free access that expands based on a user's social activity on the site, like sending playlists to friends or bringing in new users.

The nanopore shrinks or expands based on the surface-tension-driven mass flow.