Sentence examples for components relied on from inspiring English sources
Most components relied on volunteers, low-cost media, and participation in community events.
The survey component used a non-random sampling design that is influenced by the social networks of seeds [ 57] while the FGD and diary components relied on sex worker peer educators or sex workers known to the collaborating NGOs.
Such scenarios involve components relying on others to initiate and manage interactions on their behalf.
The construction of applications using components relies on the notion of interfaces.
We will introduce core security technologies and relevant security mechanisms followed by a detailed description of critical vehicular applications, business models, and components relying on IT security.
These components rely on the features of the architectural reconfiguration framework (presented in Section 2) for formally verifying the functional and non-functional properties of the architecture.
Second, in partially linear threshold models, both parametric and nonparametric components rely on the same data, which prima facie suggests identification failure.
The driving force in the substitution from conventional forging and fabrication to HIP PM components rely on reduced manufacturing lead-time, design flexibility, improved quality and isotropic properties and an advantageous cost for the final component.
Web Components relies on four pieces – the template element, decorators (which apply templates to CSS), custom elements (which allow developers to create their own elements) and the Shadow DOM (which sounds ominous, but which really just defines how all of the other pieces play together and shield the other three pieces from the regular DOM if necessary).
The mean trend model is "separable" because each of the smoothed components relies on either a purely spatial or purely temporal metric.
To this end, in Fig. 2 we introduce an add-on layer (part E) with specific components relying on semantic technologies to conduct semantically-enriched, integrated signal detection comprising of the following elements (E represents 'element'): Ontologies for annotating with quality attributes datasets and methods involved in signal detection (to address issue I.1).
