Sentence examples for through based from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the cherished pre-war mantra of "the bomber will always get through", based on World War I experience and inter-war rhetoric, had proved illusory.

ESTRIN -- I think that we have hit a limit that we need to break through based on making things easier to use.

In contrast, CBS's new comedy "The Crazy Ones" did not break through based on its title, but when viewers were made aware that the show stars Robin Williams, the scores rose markedly.

Unofficial Beckham-Pitt child, Ethan, clearly didn't get through based on his performance, but producers understandably see a future Bieber (see: "sad yacht ghost") in him, hence why his angelic, hot face (oh, so it's weird when I say it?) is all over The Voice promos.

Figure 3 Fitting parameters through based on configuration parameters.

The ensuing posterior model is mined through based on production data.

Most of the display devices used in DR are the see-through based while several publications showed projection-based and tablet-based systems.

Apple would be able to measure sell-through based on phone activations, which require the device to contact its servers during setup.

"We're going to value those click-throughs based on where they came from," he said.

37) Commitment to implementation: without a commitment to implementation/follow-through based on the results, the process is incomplete and its credibility may be undermined for any subsequent use.

Both are positioned immediately downstream of ipbA and its σ32 heat shock promoter, and their response reflects transcriptional read-through based on reverse transcriptase quantitative PCR assays of different regions of the transcripts [ 22].