Sentence examples for because they either rely from inspiring English sources

Spectral peak detection algorithms are often difficult to automate because they either rely on somewhat arbitrary rules, or are tuned to specific spectral peak properties.

But he says they either rely on unproven "exotic" ideas or underestimate the heavy engineering needed to contain burning plasmas.

They either rely on simulating context or in fixing the values of context variables during testing.

This could be because they either do not use carotenoids to color their plumage (garden warblers) or rely on more modified ketolated carotenoids to pigment their plumage (house finches).

Consistent with the difficulties reported in accessing conventional health services, accessing CAM practitioners can also be problematic for older women who may not be able to drive, either because they previously relied on their husband, or because their licence to drive has been revoked.

Offensively, it doesn't hurt us as much because they can rely on their individual talents.

And that they're subject to runs on the bank because they usually rely on short-term funding.

When combined with a reduction in state aid, what this means, practically speaking, is that New Jersey's townships and cities will have to hold the line when negotiating municipal labor contracts if they want to remain solvent, because they can't rely on either their residents or the state for more money.

Similar observations have been made by Kakota et al. ([2011]) in Malawi and Tesso et al. ([2012]) in Ethiopia that widowed or divorced household heads are more vulnerable because they rely on income earned by either the father or mother as the bread winners.

They were vulnerable because they had to rely on advertising revenue.

Because they rely on a wireless data connection, they are vulnerable to service interruptions.