Excess wealth, you see, pulls money out of the economy, harmful in itself, and sets it on a path to further harm the very economy on which it depends for its own value.
That all changed with the Sept. 11 attacks, when the I.R.A.'s position around the world, and particularly in the United States -- for which it depends on much of its psychic, political and financial support -- altered in a flash.
Rather, it is often only by providing an explicit, detailed proof for a result that the assumptions on which it depends become evident and, thus, its range of applicability established.
When an app catches the exceptions that it or the libraries upon which it depends throw, it can resume its activity or, at least, fail in a graceful way.
There is a relationship between population growth and productivity growth, but it is skill dependent, and the skills upon which it depends are very underrepresented in the migratory flows from the coasts to the Sunbelt.
This appearance depends on the studio — both in the physical sense and in the moral sense of all that the studio excludes, the factory-like isolation on which its manufactured perfection depends, and the exclusion and filtration of experience on which it depends as well.
The subterranean Yellow meadow ant Lasius flavus constructs conspicuous nest mounds (↕ ca. 30 cm, ø ca. 80 cm) in grassland habitats to house both its own colonies and the root aphids on which it depends for honeydew as a source of carbohydrates [ 18, 30, 32, 33] and which they eat for protein [ 30, 32, 33].
Yet Beijing resists the very openness on which it depends.
The pay-TV ecosystem on which it depends is ailing.
The attacks may also be intended to damage Egypt's tourism industry, on which it depends heavily.
The bauxite ore on which it depends is worth much less these days.
