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In addition to traditional morphological characters, diagnosis of species is beginning to rely on molecular sequence signatures.
Lots will go in finance as that industry shrinks; but there's a general trend now where small companies are beginning to rely on cloud services from companies like Google, Microsoft and Amazon.
What is new is that American-owned multinationals are beginning to employ large numbers of foreigners relative to their American work forces, are beginning to rely on foreign facilities to do many of their most technologically complex activities, and are beginning to export from their foreign facilities including bringing products back to the United States.
More apps are beginning to rely on tab navigation and swiping to guide the user through the experience.
Already law enforcement is beginning to rely on access to "smart meter" readings as a valuable part of the investigative toolbox; however, such data isn't a slam-dunk indicator of illegal activity.
Loyalty programs are nice, but when it comes to reaping tangible benefits and not just racking up points, travelers are beginning to rely on brand partnerships to really move the bar.
One of the tools I have begun to rely on to explain this dynamic with my clients is called the CNN Fear & Greed Index.
The influx of novice investors during the market's climb may be one reason for the outcry against the media; many investors began to rely on the media for stock tips and market advice, several market analysts said.
In the 1960s some of the export-oriented, rapidly growing countries began to rely on private international capital markets.
