Sentence examples for key upon which from inspiring English sources

Each trial presented the prompt 'Choose a key', upon which participants pressed the D or H key. One key produced the outcome 'You win ¼ of a cigarette', whereas the other produced 'You win ¼ of a chocolate bar', each with a 50% probability.

Last month, the bank agreed to pay $450m to US and UK authorities for manipulating the Libor and other key benchmarks, upon which great swaths of the economy depended.

Snapping up Sun suddenly gives Ellison control over a key technology upon which both companies depend: the Java programming language.

It's predicated on the idea that running out of money is the key milestone upon which to base a fundraising.

Thus, our eight levers represent the key issues upon which top management should focus in shaping the contract for a major project.

Carzaniga et al ([2008]) identify some key dimensions upon which they define a taxonomy of fault tolerance and self-healing techniques in order to survey and compare the different ways redundancy has been exploited in the software domain.

The longer story is that allowing its 15 million members to share their future plans – "intention broadcasting" as it's known in the trade – will create much better data and key words upon which to base its advertising story to its numerous travel partners.

Energy conservation is a key parameter upon which the lifetime of WSNs depends since the sensor nodes often operate unattended in unrecoverable locations where the labor and costs associated with the batteries use and replacement may outweigh the ROI (Return on Investment) that the sensor network could deliver.

Another key concept upon which to build greater understanding.

Hernández and Fisher found evidence that Mexican authorities tortured several key witnesses upon which prosecutors have based their case, making it unlikely that the evidence would be admitted in court.

The four key criteria upon which Programme Grant applications were assessed were the science, the significance of the research question, value for money, and investigators' track records.