Sentence examples for he built upon from inspiring English sources
He built upon recent advances in high polymers, solid-state physics and crystallography to bring ceramics into the era of aerospace and electronics engineering.
In William Friedkin's Killer Joe, he built upon the career resurrection hinted at in The Lincoln Lawyer, playing a slimy, murderous Texan working both sides of the law.
He built upon Keynes's theory by developing the stagnation thesis, which states that, as an economy matures, opportunities for productive investment will diminish, which causes the economy's rate of growth to decrease.
When Otto Piene succeeded Prof. Kepes as director in 1974, he built upon the Center's commitment to "art on a civic scale," initiating exhibitions and public events that were often produced collectively.
"Perhaps his hobby of stamp collecting had helped him to this knowledge, but the academic yet sweeping opinions which he built upon it were alarming in their cheerful fecklessness.
In collaboration with Kolmogorov, he built upon the work of American engineer Claude Shannon, who developed a measure of the efficiency of a communications system, called the entropy, that is computed on the basis of the statistical properties of the message source.
By bringing members' questions to the prime minister, he builds upon the grassroots support that made him leader.
(His wife, who died in 1997 after 54 years of marriage, had nonetheless advised him, he says, against telling the neighbors). After an impromptu visit, Mr. Workman found himself drawn into a voluminous correspondence with Mr. Carbee, and here he builds upon an earlier short film.
The next section will outline the view of Parmenides' philosophical achievement that results from attending to his modal distinctions and to the epistemological distinctions he builds upon them.
He builds upon the visual language he calls "Graphysics," a word that exemplifies the geometric dynamism characteristic in his work.
He builds upon the visual language he calls "graphysics," a word that exemplifies the geometric dynamism characteristic in his work.
