Sentence examples for mappings it relies from inspiring English sources

In one response to unlimited pancomputationalism, Jack Copeland (1996) argues that the mappings it relies on are illegitimate because they are constructed ex post facto — after the computation is already given.

It relies on imported fabric.

It relies on overseas employers.

It relies on changes in the Republican Party.

It relies on all of them.

It relies entirely on federal government dollars.

It relies on interactions between individual robots.

It relies on relationships.

It relies on trust.

It relies on Popperian falsificationism.

It relies on projective geometry.