Sentence examples for is based on whether from inspiring English sources

The distinction between forward and inverse models is based on whether one starts with the parameters or variables of the system.

12 The decision in the ANT is based on whether something is pointing one way or another, akin to judging the directions of pointed arrows in the arrow-based version of the Eriksen flanker task.

The shape of next year's Senate is based on whether that level of performance will continue.

Further subdivision of the RNA viruses is based on whether the RNA genome is segmented.

The distinction is based on whether skill is required to operate the device.

Everything is based on whether you're the bride or the groom".

There's an interesting explanation for selling styles preferences, which is based on whether the buyer is comfortable with conflict.

His calculation is based on whether it will help his chances in achieving gains on the ground, or punishing the rebels," he said.

Under fraudulent conveyance law, the responsibility is based on whether there were "badges of fraud," which can include circumstantial evidence to infer fraudulent intent.

"Everything is based on 'whether or not it is useful to me,' " the magazine said.

"Everything is based on 'whether or not it is useful to me,' " the magazine said.