Sentence examples for turn the basis from inspiring English sources

Wedekind's work was in turn the basis of the opera Lulu (1937), by Alban Berg.

Finance and trade are the cornerstones of the Panamanian service sector, which is, in turn, the basis of the national economy.

The meticulous study, observation, and inquiry that characterize the discipline of psychopathology are, in turn, the basis for the practice of psychiatry (i.e., the science and practice of diagnosing and treating mental disorders as well as dealing with their prevention).

I've always thought, with my amateur's ear, that Fauré is second only to Beethoven in the power of his decomposition — in his ability to extract, from a melody, a tiny and dense thematic node or phrase that becomes, in turn, the basis for new flights of imagination that kaleidoscopically reveal the musical and emotional essence of the original melody.

However, it is much less efficient than the improved LLL algorithm with fixed complexity in turning the reduced basis as orthogonal as possible.

The use of high-density microarrays is a useful approach to estimate correlations among genes, which in turn can become the basis of transcriptional networks.

It is not often that a childhood quirk turns into the basis for a brand.

This dinner-party discussion has been turned into the basis for a book by TimeOut.

It turns out the basis for this ridiculous idea, a sick Nazi experiment, never even occurred.

At the same time, the Court's insistence that equal protection analysis turns on the basis of a closed category of "fundamental rights" involves a curious value judgment.

There was anger in Moscow that the UN resolution on preventing civilian casualties in Libya was turned into the basis for a military intervention, and despite the international outrage over Syria, Russia is determined to avoid a repeat.