Either the container or the contained phrase might be the result of some cryptic adventure itself, requiring you to draw on other posts in this series.
If it is defined, it can use the CHARON-provided free buffer space and available energy data, and/or draw on other application- or system-provided metrics.
In response to this critique, defenders of theism may draw on other forms of theism, but these forms of theism are often in fact closer to the third form of moral philosophy, yet to be introduced.
Participants are encouraged to draw on others' ideas for inspiration, thus stimulating the creative process.
Draw on others' experiences.
To most readers, the book is virtually indecipherable, an obscure stew of creative neologisms and puns that frequently draw on other languages.
The new book will draw on other compilations of Mao's sayings and writings, remove quotes wrongly attributed to Mao and correct those which have become distorted.
So although the Bank has been able to draw on other sources of information, such as private-sector surveys, the lack of an official earnings series left a gap in its inflation-watching kit.And is the new series reliable?
Along with the tongue twisters, Logue was known to draw on other time-honored elocutionary exercises, like having a stutterer shout vowel sounds out of an open window for long periods.
That's why, in a way, the best reporting comes afterwards, when a writer can take the time to talk to everyone and sift through the conflicting accounts and draw on other sources.
Spear phishing targets individuals: instead of "Dear Customer" an email might address you by name, refer to a recent transaction you've made and/or draw on other information that you've shared online – often on social networks.
