Sentence examples for passed based on the from inspiring English sources
The 2001 cut was passed based on the claim that the government was running an excessive surplus; the 2003 cut on the claim that it would provide an economic boost.
A couple of sources have told us that eBay, Fox/MySpace and AOL all took a long look at the company, but ultimately passed based on the price and the fact that the company has done aggregate revenues since launching of only $1 million or so.
In recent years, a combination of drought and regulatory decisions passed based on the Endangered Species Act of 1973 have forced Reclamation to turn off much of the water for the west side of the San Joaquin Valley in order to protect the fragile ecosystem in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and keep alive the dwindling fish populations of Central Valley rivers.
Each plate was assessed passed based on the discrimination between the signals observed for the in-built positive and negative controls, with criterion being a Positive control/ negative control >5.
Based on previously developed knowledge of mixing performance as a function of process parameters [1], a design rule to select the optimal number of impeller passes based on the bulk density was proposed.
California: A poll of 725 likely voters released on Oct. 17 found that Proposition 64, which would legalize and tax the recreational use of marijuana, is projected to pass based on the current 51percentt in favor to 40percentt opposed, with 8percentt still undecided.
MMT loading was found highly significant, followed by the number of passes, based on the ANOVA results for Tg.
We first present an implementation of inter-thread message passing based on the MPI and pthread libraries.
From emojis that track moving objects to videos that react, skip and pass based on the tenacity of our thumbs, Snapchat is loaded with countless content opportunities.
Concurrent updates use message passing based on the parity-check equations corresponding to a blocks of rows of H[9].
Twelve states have passed resolutions based on the ideas of the Convention of States Project, a Tea Party-influenced group that wants to reduce federal power over states, according to Guldenschuh's count.
