Sentence examples for rely on aspects from inspiring English sources

Hoshi said the U.S. should rely on aspects of TPP that are consistent with the current U.S. trade policy when creating new bilateral agreements, while maintaining and improving existing free trade agreements with other Asian countries.

His approach relied on aspects of human perception.

No less overtly emotional is the Second Quartet, "Intimate Letters," which relies on aspects of Janacek's own life for inspiration.

The National Security Agency's program for wiretapping terror suspects without warrants, the screening of suspicious airline passengers and the Pentagon's ill-fated Total Information Awareness program, shut down by Congress in 2003 because of privacy concerns, have all relied on aspects of data mining.

More generally, the body of evidence suggests that in terms of inbreeding avoidance, mate choice may be a more passive process which relies on aspects of the mating system (such as sex-biased dispersal) to restrict an individual's potential mates (Wiley & Poston, 1996).

Attempting to rely on one aspect of your diet (such as coffee) for weight loss is not a viable option.

Similar to the tool described in this paper, their approach relies on aspect-oriented programming for instrumenting the target code.

The innovative features of this counter with respect to existing ones rely on two aspects: (i) an optimised design based on Monte Carlo calculations in order to select the most appropriate materials, geometry and detector disposition for maximum efficiency and (ii) novel electronics based on digital signal processing (DSP) reducing the system dead time.

Concordia has put it together in all areas of the game — pitching, hitting and defense — and has not relied on one aspect of their game to thrive.

The aim of this paper is to present a methodology designed to characterize seismically active areas from the point of view of their dynamic fingerprints, which rely on space time aspects of seismicity patterns.

Experienced reliability engineers and failure analysts often rely on visual aspects of degradation and destruction to reconstruct events leading up to failure of semiconductor circuit elements.