Sentence examples for both of which rely from inspiring English sources

It combines two previously developed technologies, both of which rely on zinc oxide nanowires, in a layered silicon substrate.

£30m of the total is ascribed to 'scareware' and fake antivirus packages - both of which rely on shock tactics to convince consumers to buy unnecessary software.

The A.C.L.U. and E.F.F., both of which rely heavily on civil litigation to win advocacy battles, were particularly upset by the narrowed private right of action.

Examples of such devices include synthetic jets and piezoelectric pumps, both of which rely on an oscillating diaphragm to induce flow.

Goldman is said to have sold down positions at its North American Equity Opportunities and Global Alpha funds, both of which rely on computer models rumoured to have struggled with recent volatility.

Seen on consecutive days, the stark staging of Racine's and Beckett's works, both of which rely visually on archetypal tensions between darkness and light, felt like adjoining spaces in the same dilapidated mansion of the mind.

Enrollment counselors in Alabama, Florida, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Texas, all of which rely on the federal exchange, reported mostly smooth experiences.

Manning makes millions of dollars a year from his endorsements, many of which rely on his affable public persona.

Coal-fired power plants are often found in rural, low-income areas, some of which rely on private wells.

There are countless other examples, many of which rely on a kind of low-rent conjuring trick that has been known to psychologists and marketers for years.

But do statements of advertising copy, haikus, or jokes, all of which rely on brevity and simplicity, rise to the necessary level of originality?