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* Radio frequency identification is an automatic identification method that relies on storing and remotely retrieving data using RFID tags or transponders.

If the outside adviser relies on the taxpayer to supply the facts, does any opinion in respect of a reportable transaction that has "a significant purpose of tax avoidance" require a full-scope "reliance" opinion in order to afford the taxpayer with penalty protection?

Journalism's theory of democracy still relies on a belief that an informed citizenry will be an engaged citizenry, that an engaged citizenry will be more participatory, and that the result will be a more democratic society.

Industry relies heavily on steel for a variety of uses ranging from machine casings to conveyor containers to small brackets.

As a result of the varying missions and complex scenarios required, VMFT-401 relies on experienced pilots.

A digital signature relies on the mathematically complex world of asymmetric cryptography.

The piece relies on an icon of modern art and cinema, the bird.

The viability of the residential market for Voice over Broadband services relies heavily on technology innovation to solve premises issues, including simplified installation of customer premises hardware and a distribution model that creates a large foot-print of voice-enabled customers.

* That person or entity justifiably relies on the information in a transaction that the accountant or client intends the information to influence.

The system relies on common, commercially available bacteria cultures.

S[acute{a}]nchez's argument relies on three innovative reexaminations of court politics.

On the positive side, a facility that hires its own therapists does have more control over personnel than one that relies on a vendor for rehab services, because the therapists are employees.

To bring the nuclear age to a nonviolent end, we will need to organize in vast numbers and with great creativity not just against nuclear weapons but against the empire that relies on them.

The American College of Cardiology (ACC) and the American Heart Association (AHA) have a joint technology assessment/physician education program that relies on the judgment of a panel of physicians.

* Practitioners may rely on the opinion of another practitioner as to one or more significant Federal tax issues, unless the practitioner knows or should know the opinion of the other practitioner should not be relied on; * If the practitioner relies on the opinion of another practitioner, the relying practitioner's opinion must identify the other opinion and set forth the conclusions reached in the other opinion.