But last quarter, at least, the reliance on — and the mystery of — fixed-income trading units showed through.
But there are constraints to the single-day conceit too, not least a reliance on backstory to flesh out the characters' lives.
All this, however, is the equivalent of a drug-induced "high" for an economy with deep structural weaknesses – not least its reliance on financial services and housing.
Notable during this period have been the swings in economic policy between an emphasis on market-oriented reforms and a return to at least partial reliance on centralized planning.
And it's not just dolphins that are being moved out of service by robots: the Navy is also hoping to at least reduce reliance on humans who perform dangerous bomb disposal missions, known as explosive ordnance disposal (EOD).
The narrower, rounded snouts of Dicraeosaurus, Suuwassea, and Tornieria are interpreted as evidence for greater subsistence on mid-height, selective browse, although the intermediacy of these shapes between the squarest diplodocoids and the roundest outgroups may indicate at least partial reliance on non-selective browsing in these taxa.
However, new ways are emerging to remove, or at least reduce, the reliance on tapping out awkward combinations of numbers, letters and symbols.The idea is to make greater use of a process called multi-factor authentication.
The B.C.S. is, in at least one sense its reliance on computers a very modern attempt at producing an athletic champion, centered on a belief that through careful calculation we can efficiently produce the most qualified team.
Now the Los Angeles City Council is embarking on a new and controversial exercise in behavior modification: Getting more Angelenos to give up, or at least reduce their reliance on, the automobile.
The B.C.S. is, in at least one sense — its reliance on computers — a very modern attempt at producing an athletic champion, centered on a belief that through careful calculation we can efficiently produce the most qualified team.
