Sentence examples for is based on stores from inspiring English sources

Yet the Newcastle entertainment precinct ID scanning program (which the Kings Cross plan is based on) stores patron details for up to a year - and indefinitely stores details of people who are banned from venues.

(182) The test is based on storing one to three board pieces with a total mass close to 20 g in a closed polyethylene bottle with a volume of 400 cm.

The first one is based on storing information in the form of a free text and thus creating narrative medical reports.

The proposed method is based on storing multiple differently encoded versions of the video stream at the server.

The overall routing/path setup is based on store-and-forward routing so that the data is incrementally stored and forwarded over the network until it eventually reaches the intended destination.

Another solution that can cover on-peak demand through the day is electrical energy storage (EES) technologies whose operation is based on storing electrical energy when there is an excess generation then releasing this energy when needed, so this released electricity can promptly follow the electricity demand.

Dr. Carey's research was based on stored tissue samples from 496 women who had breast cancer diagnoses from 1993 to 1996 and who were included in a project called the Carolina Breast Cancer Study.

This system was based on storing water during the winter freezing period as an ice block, and then starting treatment during the summer/non-freezing period.

You never saw any in-store promotions, and the salespeople were reticent to send customers to look for hard-to-find items on the Web site because their bonuses are based on store sales volume.

Although the analysis was based on store-bought meals purchased in the United Kingdom, Carstairs said that similar findings may be found for commercial products in other Western countries.

Presently, most often tests to predict shelf-life are based on storing seeds at an elevated moisture level and temperature.