Sentence examples for revamped based on a from inspiring English sources
The dashboard "infotainment" UI has been completely revamped based on a design drawing influence from diamonds and stuff in a package that is much more responsive and snappy than the 2012 Fisker Karma's sluggish central display.
Buser goes on to say that 'Central Plaza', the jumpoff or main area for Home, has been revamped based on community feedback.
But one of the bigger changes, especially for current users, is Silk's new Start page – something Amazon revamped based on user studies and feedback.
Cross-party talks on reform have reopened and the government is due to publish in the spring a progress report on its thinking, including a response to the Dilnot commission, which last year called for extra state spending of an initial £1.7bn to help underwrite a revamped system based on a cap of £35,000 on individual lifetime care costs.
The Cortex-A76 is Arm's upcoming CPU core, which is based on a newly revamped architecture.
But the notion of revamping the entire formula, which is based on a town's per capita expenditures, suggests that Mr. Corzine is taking to heart a bipartisan chorus of criticism from legislators and mayors.
Bob Stiles, the director of San Francisco's bid, said that the original set of questions was based on a 1996 Olympic questionnaire, which the task force will now revamp.
Back story: An Oscar-winning playwright, Stoppard was brought in weeks before the start of principal photography to completely revamp the script and hopefully add his "Shakespeare in Love" magic to another romantic comedy based on a historical figure.
"Based on a True Story" — Blake Shelton.
