Sentence examples for the competition was based from inspiring English sources

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The competition was based in St .Paul and Minneapolis.

The competition was based on the story of Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon professor with terminal cancer who gave a moving "last lecture" about achieving childhood dreams.

The format of the competition was based on an environmental scan of successful competitions, including discussions with organizations with experience hosting similar competitions such as: Ashoka Change Makers, Health Council of Canada and Grand Challenges Canada, including the provision of a monetary prize to advance the winning idea from concept to testing in the Canadian health care context.

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The competition is based on the empires' powers.

The competition is based on different tournaments and rounds.

The competition is based on the 1714 Longitude Prize won by John Harrison.

The top two submissions of the competition were based on support vector machines (SVM).

The competition is based on prices, on marketing, and not on technical contents.

The competition is based on basic variables such as ticket prices, frequency of service, core investment and operational costs.

Nodes willing to do so must compete against each other, and the competition is based on auction theory.

The competition is based on the evaluation of a weighted progress factor representing the progress towards the destination per unit of transmission power.

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