Sentence examples for term relies from inspiring English sources

The potential term relies only on the curvature of the manifold and the Hessian of the heat kernel, and isLp-integrable for allp⩾1.

The discretization of the friction source terms relies on the use of a modified Riemann solver for the flux computation.

Under normal market conditions in good times the execution of these terms relies on input variables that are easily observable: e.g. the price of the underlying asset, the value of posted collateral, and the credit ratings of the counterparties.

Business prosperity in the long-term relies on resource availability.

Clearly, the SIR class of models, even when cast in probabilistic terms, relies on several general assumptions, which are simplistic in specific situations.

Due to the restricted number of well-characterized conifer genes, correlating conifer sequences to Gene Ontology terms relies primarily on conservation with Angiosperms sequences (mainly Arabidopsis and rice).

The categorization of manuscripts with MeSH terms relies on k-nearest neighbor clustering to attribute text passages to MeSH categories similar to the ones delivered with Medline abstracts (Trieschnigg et al., 2009).

Each station was nonetheless compelled to be financially viable on its own terms, relying on advertising and sponsorship to pay for its broadcasts.

Believing that mathematics is a common human possession, he explains each concept in nontechnical terms, relying heavily on analogies from daily life.

In human terms, relying on a gD-2 subunit vaccine to prevent genital herpes is like trying to capture a criminal (HSV-2) in a city (the body) by releasing a photograph of the criminal's nose (one subunit).

Consequently, several GO terms rely on homology of putative functions described in higher vertebrate species.