Sentence examples for example rests on from inspiring English sources

The lady chapel at the eastern end, for example, rests on elegantly slender marble shafts – a marked contrast to the thick pillars and arches elsewhere.

Critics have argued that the plausibility of this example rests on an ambiguity about the role of beliefs.

That is, the validity of the claims made about a self-efficacy construct, for example, rests on the availability of sufficient variables or items to meaningfully represent this construct.

Most of the criticism directed at last summer's blockbuster Avengers 2: Age of Ultron, for example, rested on the fact that Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow was not given a stronger presence in the film.

His model rests on three individual determinants of health care use, which we elaborate below illustrated by Dutch immigrant examples.

Many are so light that when their door is opened and weight is applied — by, for example, resting a pot on that open door for a moment — the entire appliance turns into a see-saw, spilling hot food and liquids on cooks and onlookers.

A nice example of this rests on the use of rectified periodic motion, in which only rightward target excursions are presented.

For example, his Palais Municipal rests on four pedestal-like guardhouses, demonstrating that society is supported by law.

The baton has now passed to the coalition and we understand that credibility abroad rests on leading by example at home.

Although it would be possible to include sensorimotor delays in the generative model – see (Perrinet & Friston, 2014) for an example oculomotor control – a simpler solution rests on sensory attenuation: If auditory predictions are imprecise, by virtue of sensorimotor delays, then their precision should be attenuated.

For example, a question on fair income distribution rests on the graduates' definition of fair.