Sentence examples for reliefs are based on from inspiring English sources

The artist's spherical sculptures and wall reliefs are based on the casts of piled-together fetuses of horses, cows, pigs and sheep.

His "A-Z" series of painted wall reliefs is based on semaphore signal flags, one for each letter of the alphabet.

"The relief is based on the company's advanced approvals status and the rigorous science-based examinations including water management that have already been undertaken," Janakaraj said.

The bathymetric chart (shaded-relief) is based on ETOPO1 (Amante and Eakins 2009).

The bathymetric chart (shaded-relief) is based on a data-set provided by the Hydrographic and Oceanographic Department, Japan Coast Guard.

Knowledge is based on forgetting.

Relief algorithms are based on the assumption that those SNPs of nearby individuals which have different states (i.e. differing genotypes) are either most or least predictive of disease status.

The new measures, one of which could gain final passage on Wednesday, are based on tax relief provided to donors after the Indian Ocean tsunami and after Hurricane Katrina.

"For us to support Greece with a new IMF arrangement, it is essential that the financing and debt relief from Greece's European partners are based on fiscal targets that are realistic because they are supported by credible measures to reachthem," she wrote, lamenting the lack of structural reforms underlying Athens' abortive adjustment programme so far.

The recommendations of physiotherapy are based on pain relief treatment and joint mobility treatment with the aim to reduce pain and improve daily functional capacity as a prerequisite for engaging in sexual activities [ 4, 8, 13].

A Camelot spokesman said: "The UK transfer pricing legislation exists to ensure the tax relief arising from transactions between connected parties are based on the internationally recognised 'arm's length principle' (which ensures that such transactions are market-based).