Over the last couple of years, a wave of young female indie singer-songwriters has been releasing a sort of music that I have started to rely on, as if its sound were an inner tube on a choppy river, something I could rest on, turning my face to the sun.
Lacking evidence of actual fraud, proponents of the laws have started to rely on an unusual argument, one given credence by the Supreme Court in a hurried and unsigned decision last year allowing an Arizona election to go forward in the face of a challenge to that state's voter identification law.
They might have started to rely on referrals or recommendations to make sure that applicants were high-quality.
She answered honestly, interestingly – "You feel like an infant… I think it was good for me, because the stage had become a place I had started to rely on" – but in a flat, deathly monotone.
For example, I live in Dharamsala, which is [in India] adjacent to the Himalayan region, and the temperature in Dharamsala has increased now, steadily, to the point where for the first time, only in the last less than ten years we've started to rely on air conditioning.
People had started to rely on the system as a sort of personal news feed, a way of connecting with friends, and a tool for tracking events.
To compensate for defects of the respiratory chain, A. pleuropneumoniae might have started to rely on fermentation during iron restriction.
As the technology has progressively become more specialized, the customers have started to rely more on individual suppliers to service individual parts as opposed to the single window shop of OEMs.
A new generation of artificial vision sensors has now started to rely on biologically inspired designs for light acquisition.
This study confirms that empirically this was the case for a set of manufacturing industries in The Netherlands in the early 1990s, but also shows that R&D intensity became a positive predictor for changes in outsourcing levels over the 1990s, suggesting firms in R&D intensive industries have increasingly started to rely on partnership relations with outside suppliers.
