Sentence examples for milestones based from inspiring English sources

Medtronic, based in Minneapolis, said it would pay $800 million in cash plus milestones based on Ardian's revenue through 2015.

"Future contracts should be given to meet milestones based on objective design reviews and actual hardware completion.

Let's celebrate breaking records and reaching milestones based on the accomplishment and not based on gender.

NASA's human spaceflight division now uses a statistical model called the Joint Confidence Level, or JCL, to predict the likelihood a program will meet particular milestones based on funding expectations.

Tables 6 and 7 shows means for age at onset for milestones based on birth weight category and gestational age classification considered with birth weight and the number of infants that contributed to the findings for each.

Last month the company celebrated "10 million lives improved" by its solar lamps, a milestone based on its calculation of several members of a household benefiting from one lamp.The company says that the lanterns have had an impact on more than 2.5 million school-age children who can now study at home at night.

Timeline stories can be milestone based (such as when you graduated from college or got married), or question based.

He said the contract SpaceX won was "unusual" in that it was fixed price and milestone based.

Despite early enthusiasm for so-called stage-gate models (Cooper, 1986), which sought to make innovation processes more planning and milestone based (A), recent wisdom suggests that trying to make innovation processes predictable, more like industrial processes, risks also making them less innovative (Hindo, 2007).

The participants indicated that they would like to receive information that was specific to them and their infant (eg, milestone based, or reminders about immunisation) and two to three notifications each week was the preferred frequency.

These milestones are based on averages of many countries that lived through sudden slowdowns, and their experiences varied widely, cautions Mr Eichengreen.