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Modern civilization rests on a foundation of science and education.
His life rests on her.
Thomas Watson once noted that once an organization loses its spirit of pioneering and rests on its early work, its progress stops.
Kazakhstan's industrial sector rests on the extraction and processing of its abundant natural resources.
Joshua Meyrowitz once observed that while power rests on intimidation, authority survives through inspiration.
, into the sterilising compartment until it rests on the diaphragm, and replace the lid.
The slide is then lowered transversely on to the surface of a second 3 by 1 slip, which rests on the bench near to one end at an angle of about 45°, and retained in this position for a few seconds, while the drop of blood spreads along the whole of the line of contact (see also Fig.
In whichever way the focal length of the lens is ascertained, the rules given for deducing its magnifying power are not rigorously correct, though they are sufficiently so for all practical purposes, particularly as the whole rests on an assumption in regard to the focal length of the eye, and as it does not in any way affect the actual measurement of the object.
] THE WALL forms that portion of the hoof seen when the foot rests on the ground (Fig.
The causes of "stifle out" may be described as follows: The patella or knee-cap rests on a pulley-like articular surface belonging to the inferior extremity of the thigh-bone.
His foot rests on the Scorpion just above Antares.
The left foot of Hercules rests on the head of Draco, on the north, and his head nearly touches the head of Ophiuchus on the south.
A careful examination of the alchemical argument shows that it rests on a (supposed) intimate knowledge of nature's plan of working, and the certainty that simplicity is the essential mark of that plan.
The exact investigation of material changes called chemistry rests on the statement that mass, and mass is practically measured by weight, is the one property of what we call matter, the determination whereof enables us to decide whether a change is a combination, or coalescence, of different things, or a separation of one thing into parts.
The science of chemistry rests on this law; every quantitative analysis assumes the accuracy, and is a proof of the validity, of it.
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