Sentence examples for prove the basis for from inspiring English sources
From Paris the family made its way to London (where Toch got some work scoring films, notably including the Bertold Viertel-Christopher Isherwood Little Friend, the collaboration that would later prove the basis for the latter's slim novel, Prater Violet).
He also teases that this could prove the basis for a new future Facebook product.
Such projects also prove the basis for research articles published in the research literature.
That original diesel capture system didn't catch on as Dyson would've hoped, but it would eventually prove the basis for the motors it uses in its own vacuums, including battery-powered cordless options that combine power and efficiency.
In addition to the Nvidia-powered ZF ProAI self-driving tech, which uses Nvidia's Drive PX AI computers, DPDHL is also using Nvidia's DGX-1 AI supercomputer in its data center to train the neural networks that will prove the basis for its future autonomous delivery fleet.
This could prove the basis for the latest round of negotiations, Kahraman said.
Over 100 Somali-led reconciliation processes have taken place at local and regional levels since 1991 — and they've proved the basis for stability in Somaliland, Puntland and Galmudug state in central Somalia.
What remains are fragments, and these proved the basis for Mazzoli and her co-librettist, Royce Vavrek, for making a fragmentary one-woman opera that consists of 15 songs.
By the identification of two claudin-14 missense mutations that were unable to form TJs after ectopic expression of CLDN14 in L mouse fibroblastes, Wattenhofer et al. (2005) were then able to prove that the basis for the development of deafness is incorrect recruitment and TJ strand formation in cells expressing mutated CLDN14.
He was also a keen archaeologist, determined to prove the historical basis for Freemasonry, and had led the search in Jerusalem for King Solomon's temple, which men who like dressing up in aprons and rolling up their left trouser leg believe was built by Hiram Abiff, the first master of Freemasonry.
We investigated the effect of GTN on evoked blinks in the anaesthetised rat to determine whether such reflexes may prove useful as the basis for a novel animal model to evaluate potential anti-migraine therapeutic agents.
