Sentence examples for of reliance of from inspiring English sources
On Saturday night — a long time ago now — Herbert Agar at the Prince banquet was decrying the hypocrisy of "national defense" and "aid to Britin" as being merely a cowardly expression of reliance of gallant foreigners to fight for all that Americans consider worth while.
Our results in Experiment 2 clearly show that relatively low salience of the scent cues used as stimuli in Experiment 1 was not responsible for the lack of reliance of subjects on scent cues when relocating food.
In addition to greatly improving knowledge of the level of reliance of seabirds on fisheries waste, given that incidental mortality risk will at least to some extent be a function of the amount of time spent in the vicinity of fishing vessels [27], the type of data presented here is integral to the development of effective models of spatial and temporal variation in fisheries-related threats [28].
Therefore, the sensitivity and degree of reliance of the antibody tests are essential [ 14].
This will help to validate the findings from the survey of national associations and will identify the level of reliance of local clubs on food and beverage company sponsorship.
As shown in previous work [ 7], dosage imbalance effects are quantified by under-wrapping, a measure of the packing quality of soluble gene products that determines the extent of reliance of the protein on binding partnerships to maintain its structural integrity [ 8- 12].
The regulators seized control of Reliance on May 29 , 2001 with hundreds of millions of dollars in claims on its books that it could not pay.
In particular we suggest the problematics of reliance on the margin of appreciation when examining situations of entrenched emergency.
Data on the various types of forest products, frequency and quantity of collection and level of reliance on forest resources were solicited from the respondents.
This is a radical change from thousands of years of reliance on the authority of texts.
Soon after the purchase, Mutual began developing what would become the first nationwide commercial broadcast satellite network, leading to the end of decades of reliance on telephone lines for the broadcast industry's transmission capacity.
