Sentence examples for a shared reliance from inspiring English sources

A new closeness has emerged, partly through a shared reliance on intricate tech-savvy processes.

The 3D structures of three unrelated fluorogenic RNAs have been determined, and reveal a shared reliance on base quadruples (tetrads) to constrain the photo-excited chromophore.

And there is a shared reliance on an economic recovery and a sense that only one of them can be right.

With Lina and Mengchun's permission, Bonsfills began documenting their lives, following them around the city, sharing meals, and studying a remarkably close friendship based on mutual guidance, care, and shared reliance on a single set of eyes.

We propose here that the close relationship between WM and attention may be best described as a give-and-take interdependence between attention directed toward either actively maintained internal representations (traditionally considered WM) or external perceptual stimuli (traditionally considered selective attention), underpinned by their shared reliance on a common cognitive resource.

But perhaps most important, the digital worlds — with their shared reliance on code and their general disregard of seniority, title or other hierarchies — are synergistic in ways the "old economy" was not.

In the context of the SolarisCare centres the therapists and volunteers are an integral aspect of the experience with patients developing a shared self-reliance and fellowship with other patients and staff.

It's a group self-reliance – a shared responsibility and shared resources, shared knowledge – it's just much more exciting doing it with other people".

The chapter bibliographies also overlap to some degree, reflecting the authors' reliance on a shared body of secondary literature.

I would just add that our nation — fractured but not yet broken ― depends on our mutual reliance on a shared truth: that Union, Justice, Tranquility, common defence, general Welfare, and the Blessings of Liberty will always be the most worthy goals of any free society, and that there will never be room here for those who will not strive with us to achieve those goals.

Therefore, in our studies, reliance on a shared resource might have been somewhat reduced compared with the studies of Saults and Cowan.