For that to happen depends, at a minimum, on Democrats keeping control of the Senate and getting control of the House.
Of course, everyone who does anything depends, at a given moment, on the vote of confidence of an employer or a backer, but there are two kinds of people, those already in motion and those set in motion from a standstill.
Unlike automation, which may not depend at all on a human operator, mechanization requires human participation to provide information or instruction.
To be clear, relativism is not the commonsense view that what is right or wrong always depends at least to a certain extent on the particular circumstances.
The movie may begin as a sci-fi conceit, but, for all its magical games and head-scratching paradoxes, it depends, at crucial moments, on a strict adherence to physical plausibility.
The signs of positive selection on a sulfide:quinone oxidoreductase gene in this species suggest the possibility that this adaptation depends at least partly on a higher H2S-tolerance.
Historically, the movies have helped get the country in gear when the solution to a crisis depends at least in part on new resolve and a boost to the spirits.
Typically, the experience one has when one recalls a belief depends at least on how the recollection was cued, how much attention one is currently paying to the recalled belief, and what other beliefs are then occurrent.
"The effectiveness as a watchdog depends at least as much on who you are as on what you know," Feldman writes in his book, co-authored by David R. Eichenthal.
Remarkably, our results suggest that E. coli depends, at least in part, on a cis-encoded means to attenuate translation during targeting, presumably due to the lack of the Alu domain.
The health of an organism depends, at least in part, on the ability of its protein QC surveillance mechanisms to ensure that misfolded proteins are degraded (Chiti and Dobson, 2006).
