Sentence examples for which relies as from inspiring English sources
Ms. Bruckner's cuisine, which relies as much as possible on local and organic products, is delightfully straightforward.
Communication between master (ARM) and slaves (DSPs) is achieved through TI's MessageQ API, which relies, as its name suggests, on messages queues.
Although he believes the trade deal won't have much effect on his business — which relies as much on ecotourism as it does fruit sales — he worries the agreement could deliver a new blow to rural Japan, whose inhabitants are already being buffeted by powerful forces such as a rapidly aging society, population decline and lack of interest among younger generations in toiling in the fields.
Italian, Russian or Chinese - to name a few of the estimated 7,000 languages in the world -- are natural, breathing languages which rely as much on social convention as on syntactic, phonetic or semantic rules.
These assumptions on the simplicity and the necessity of the pre-biogenic processes are mitigated by the consideration that the genetic mechanisms onto which relies life-as-we-know-it today are combinatorially elaborated.
Captain Kapoor said he saw his job as an extension of the production process, which relies on precision as well as speed.
Harrods, which relies on tourists for as much as two-thirds of its sales, according to Mr. Hyman, has felt the pinch.
The DAWBA is a structured diagnostic assessment which relies on parental report as well as teacher reports, but final diagnoses are assigned by a child psychiatrist.
The DAWBA is a structured diagnostic assessment which relies on parental report as well as teacher reports, but final diagnoses are assigned by a child psychiatrist (see Table 1).
Uruguay, which relies on Argentina for tourism as well as trade, has also been hurt.
Surveillance was more closely defined as "unstructured surveillance," which relies on clinical acumen as opposed to "structured surveillance" that screening experts define as use of periodic screening tools [ 12].
