Sentence examples for point on the basis from inspiring English sources
He would have found it hard to argue this point on the basis of yesterday's match, which rarely rose above the mundane.
Although the original statement is not present, Herz's refutation characterizes it as a whitewash attempt intended to evade responsibility before contradicting it point by point on the basis of documentary evidence.
A robust feedback controller is designed to ensure that the exit temperature tracks its set point, on the basis of the variations in the parameters of the linear model relating fuel flow to the furnace exit temperature.
These are roughly terms or concepts which comprise a theoretical "starting point," on the basis of their meaning being completely definite and clear.
By applying the ( overset{rightharpoonup }{k}cdot overset{rightharpoonup }{p} ) perturbation theory, the effective Hamiltonian Heff(k) around the Γ point on the basis [p +, d +, p −, d − ] can be expressed as [17, 35].
"His affair with this young girl or young woman is at most… salacious and not great, but not certainly criminally offensive at this point on the basis of what we know".
We categorized participants' anchor points on the basis of the ratio of the number of saccades directed toward one feature over the over (preference ratio = [number of preferred saccades − number of nonpreferred saccades]/[number of preferred saccades + number of nonpreferred saccades]).
Such shape specifications are converted into iterative repositionings of the control points on the basis of geometrical rules.
Mr. Obama's projected lead in Ohio decreased to 2.1 percentage points from 2.2 points on the basis of the Rasmussen survey.
This latter finding refines a method for assessing hypothetical Paleolithic stone points on the basis of tip cross-sectional area previously proposed by others.
Mr. Obama said that while Republicans "can score political points on the basis of the fact that we underestimated how severe the job losses were going to be," the stimulus package "probably" accounted for about 2 million jobs.
