Sentence examples for explicitly rest on from inspiring English sources

Rather than adopting the use of "twice" and the "incubation period," which has not been theoretically justified, an objective decision of the end of an outbreak should explicitly rest on the risk of observing at least 1 more case on or after a specified date.

There is therefore no need to explicitly know the drift characteristics to compute simplified BRBs, which rest on exactly the same PDFs as BBs (v = 0).

The question explicitly defined falls by reference to fall, stumble or slip and coming to rest on the floor or lower surface.

(see entry on Zeno's paradoxes) The Dichotomy and Achilles paradoxes both rest explicitly on the limitless divisibility of space and time.

These rest on two pillars.

These hypotheses rest on two critical assumptions.

We cannot rest on our laurels, however.

"We must not rest on our laurels.

She won't rest on her laurels.

Google can't rest on its laurels.

Can a science rest on false generalizations?