Sentence examples for upon recurring from inspiring English sources

This imagery plays upon recurring themes in Poe's writing without ever falling into obvious or melodramatic traps — such is the grace with which the show's authors have laced together the life and the work.

Whether the recent acquisition of GE's fire safety group proves astute remains to be seen, but place emphasis upon recurring service revenues as opposed to devising innovative new products, particularly in the U.S. Then there's the upcoming Boeing cycle, where airlines are already prepping for new aircraft deliveries even as they move from highly unprofitable to just marginally so.

Lupe Fiasco's The Cool, a concept album that expanded upon recurring themes in Food & Liquor, is about "a hustler who dies and comes back to life, only to get robbed by two little kids with the same gun that killed him".

We surveyed pre-existing fly mutants to investigate the cellular mechanism underlying the ethanol-induced courtship disinhibition and found a commonly used strain white1118 w11188) displaying negligible intermale courtship upon recurring ethanol administration with 70% (n = 6) or 95% ethanol (n = 32; Figure 4; Movie S2).

The ICTP concentration increased upon recurring disease.

In that report posttransformational vector amplification upon recurring antibiotic selection lead to elevated gene dosage in 40% of the clones studied.

So you look at a company like AOL, which depends upon consistent recurring revenue and you have to a) wonder how much they understand the entertainment business, and b) if they'll need it for the long term.

Another more modest version of normative theory (compared to high theory) includes theories of relatively narrow scope and ambition, focused upon particular problems or recurring themes.

Parallelization of multitask application is based on the main idea that most of the parallel applications were built upon a limited number of recurring schemes of parallelization (parallel skeletons) such as SCM for data or static task parallelism, FARM for dynamic data sharing (or dynamic task sharing), and PIPE for task-parallel parallelism, etc.

The other major recurring character was Dr. Katz's put-upon receptionist, Laura, the cast's only snide presence.

He got it 'cos he did it with a lady" - and Berry's recurring retorts of "fuck off" upon learning that a girl he was being nice to has a boyfriend.