But such systems rely on explicitly or implicitly represented mathematical knowledge that needs to be managed to use such systems effectively.
Existing environmental legislation and ecological quality definitions such as ecosystem integrity tend to rely on measures that, either implicitly or explicitly, utilize naturalness as a key criterion.
These effects implicitly rely on an electromagnetic cavity whose dissipation rate vastly exceeds that of the mechanical oscillator, a condition naturally satisfied in most optomechanical systems.
While genres implicitly rely on an audience's interest in and familiarity with earlier movies of a certain kind, the serial is a type of movie that explicitly requires an audience to return episode after episode.
They implicitly rely on the intuition that there are stable items with stable properties.
However, both perspectives implicitly rely on assumptions of analogue technology and non-digital product architecture.
Participants did not explicitly report using the PCL but did implicitly rely on psychopathy factors when assessing violence risk.
This allowed some plugins to implicitly rely on the fact that they were probably being executed on the EDT.
Existing methods either implement this idea of q-gram filtering (Navarro et al., 2005) directly (Weese et al., 2009), or implicitly rely on it (Li and Durbin, 2009).
Nowadays, researchers, clinicians and decision makers rely on such publications, an implicitly on the peer review process, to assess the potential impact of research, reproduce findings and further develop the research area.
Both approaches rely on the assumption, be it implicitly or explicitly, that changes in cognitive outcome measures are predictive of future behavior change and may affect CEA outcomes.
