In HPC, performance programming generally relies on a priori knowledge about the application.
She generally relies on an interpreter, and it has been four years since she published a book in the U.S.
Any abolitionist argument generally relies on the dubious belief that nuclear weapons are no longer, if they ever were, necessary.
The GWPF is a UK anti-climate advocacy group that generally relies upon unreliable sources of climate information.
Financial aid generally relies on family income as a measure of financial resources, but disregards family wealth.
Other software generally relies on ontologies — formal naming and definitions — to sense overall sentiment and popularity of brands, Nemirovsky says.
The Refounded (but unreformed) Communists, whose votes the government generally relies on, said it would vote against the mission.
Substantial acceleration of computations has been achieved by introducing SIMD stream technology, which generally relies on modern graphics processing units.
Etiological determination during outbreaks generally relies on clinical information, occasionally accompanied by traditional laboratory molecular or serological testing.
When such research takes place at all, it generally relies on the goodwill of pharmaceutical companies prepared to take a loss – Ebola vaccines are a prime example.
It just becomes especially clear with horror, because horror generally relies on such blunt emotional instruments: revulsion, surprise, panic, confusion and, of course, fear.
