Sentence examples for move based on the from inspiring English sources

"Generally speaking, people move based on the economy," Dr. Smith said, "and obviously the economy in 2008 was mediocre to bad.

In a leftist publication called Khak, meaning earth, a member who was jailed wrote in an editorial in May, "In this leftist movement we need to move based on the ideas of Marx, Engels and Lenin".

The move, based on the specious claim that a sudden surge of imported steel was responsible for the domestic industry's woes, has harmed the overall economy and antagonized the nation's trading partners.

That sounds odd, but it's a smart move based on the assumption that the rapid melting of Arctic sea ice caused by climate change will someday make the area more accessible and commercially more attractive.

Accept the move based on the Metropolis-Hastings rule, for example, from the probability as described in Section 3.1.4.    .

Moreover, a distinction can be made among the various children on the move, based on the reasons behind such movement.

As mentioned earlier, the LM droplet moves based on the input acceleration.

In the Exploration Search, a local search procedure is applied to produce trial moves, based on the Nelder Mead method (NM) and the adaptive pattern search method (APS).

But it's also intimate and moving, based on the local Legend of the White Snake, and essentially a love story, none of which I knew at the time.

The kit includes a tug-of-war toy as well as fun new moves based on the Pleo's improved sensing network.

Still, the academic suggested the needle of public perception has been moved based on the sheer number of counter-protestors who attended relative to the white nationalists, who might now try and claim to be underdogs.