The results of this study show that the Republic of Serbia has great potential for utilizing stand-alone and grid-connected solar PV energy systems and can seriously rely on this important RES sector in the future.
Furthermore, AMP-CTLS does not seriously rely on the given sparsity K', and the performance is slightly affected when K' > K. Suppose there are three sinusoids denoted as Si1, Si2, and Si3, where α1 = 20, α2 = 15, α3 = 1, f1 = 3.15/M, f2 = 4.2/M, f3 = 7.25/M, M = 32.
"Even just the mental shift of taking training more seriously and relying on it as a positive focus in my life changed the nature of my training".
That may be why all the deals that have been taken seriously this season rely much more heavily on spending cuts than on tax increases: the deals represent Republican priorities, because the Republicans seem to be more willing than the Democrats to let the country default.
The F.B.I. takes its role as a central repository for criminal justice information very seriously, but must rely on the voluntary submissions of criminal history records supplied by local, state, tribal and federal law enforcement agencies, and the courts, for the overwhelming majority of its information.
More seriously he added: "I rely on the team.
Rosenberg's comments are not only offensive to millions of seriously ill people who rely on medical marijuana, they are out of step with where the vast majority of the American public is on this issue," said Tom Angell, chairman of Marijuana Majority, the group that started the petition.
There is also a growing recognition among senior officials that the Bush administration for years did not take the Qaeda threat in Pakistan seriously enough and relied on President Pervez Musharraf to dismantle networks of militants there.
By the time you realise you shouldn't have said it, the person you said it to has taken it seriously or is relying on it.
"The likelihood that people are going to take seriously anything he says or rely on it in the future is rather slim," the judge, Charles P. Sifton, said before announcing the sentence.
All definitions of perception are seriously flawed and we cannot rely on it in the way it is defined: we do not have even a reliable method or a dependable criterion to distinguish a genuine perception from a mirage, optical illusion or a mental image (e.g. in hallucination, reminiscence or dream).
