Sentence examples for in which basically from inspiring English sources

Burkle said that he and Weinstein have an informal agreement, in which "basically I can do half of what he does on a movie".

"It's like a return to a more primordial era, in which basically they were kings of the sea, not the vertebrates," Yanagihara said.

Her classic paper, The Dynamic Properties of the Klein-Goldberger Model (Adelman & Adelman 1959), resulted from a pioneering simulation that confirmed Ragnar Frisch's theory of business cycles, in which basically stable economies are driven through cycles by random shocks.

There is this whole idea in which basically if you have a vector, you can actually sketch it with a very short vector and still be able to get back to it.

This work demonstrates a new approach for directly deriving the complete energy distribution of populated sites from an experiment, in which basically all ions of one kind are depleted by the charge attachment induced transport technique (CAIT).

Indeed, the horrific Thirty Years' War, in which, basically, Europe's Roman Catholics killed all the Protestants they could, and vice versa, can in some measure be laid at Luther's door.

So we've created our own sort of plug-in, which basically models vocal tracts, and within that we can say it's got big features, it's got a big neck, and it's screaming because it's angry.

This openness in the coverage of the trial is in keeping with a ruling by the Russian Supreme Court in December 2012, which basically said that journalists should have unrestricted access to court proceedings unless there is very good reason to decide otherwise.

African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) occupies second place in Dutch fish production, and is produced exclusively in RAS, which basically consists of two growth phases.

My particular project is being done completely in Unity, which basically means people could view the end result in a headset and interact with it.

From Table 6 we learn that overall federal spending rose from 18.5percentt of G.D.P. in fiscal 2001 (which basically reflected Bill Clinton's budget) to 20.1percentt of G.D.P. in fiscal 2005, a rise of 1.6 percentage points.