The Meyer operation depends on a combination of digital legerdemain and old-fashioned craftsmanship.
High-quality work in the performing arts frequently depends on a combination of private enterprise and public support.
The lethality of venom depends on a combination of its potency, the volume delivered and the size of the victim.
First, that security depends on a combination of technology and policy; and second, that no system is ever totally secure.
As amended by subsequent conservative administrations, the plan depends on a combination of direct patient charges, voluntary insurance, and a national Medicare program.
The argument as usually deployed also depends on a combination of lazy partisan Manichaeism and the naive practice of taking politicians at their word.
As with so much else in the magazine, what we publish in Comment depends on a combination of the urgency of the issue and the urgency felt by a particular writer.
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation, which depends on a combination of private and government funding, sponsors programs in the arts and maintains the F.J. Harquail Cultural Centre on Grand Cayman, the main venue for local and visiting companies.
The key to excellence depends on a combination of factors, both empirical and ineffable: the flexibility and balance of the kites' bamboo frames, the strength of the glue binding the tissue paper skin, the quality of the string, the evenness of the spool and, of course, the skill of the fliers and their ability to adjust to the vicissitudes of the wind.
He then encountered the northern lights on a separate assignment to photograph radio equipment in Norway Norfolkk spent eight days in the Lofotens in February, but got only four nights of clear displays (a great aurora show depends on a combination of factors, like clear skies and a minimal amount of light interference).
The efficiency of these layers depends on a combination of several mechanical properties like hardness and Young's modulus.
