Sentence examples for a direct dependency from inspiring English sources

During the late Middle Ages, Cheshire enjoyed a measure of self-government and freedom from aristocratic control as a direct dependency of the crown.

All of the people with whom I interact daily have a direct dependency relationship on me.

The results confirm a direct dependency between the aligner material and the magnitude of force delivery, as has been described in preliminary investigations [7, 9 11].

Autoignition measurements of 2,3-dimethylpentane have highlighted a direct dependency of ignition delay time on the type of diluent used, where longer ignition delay time were recorded with argon.

Experiments were carried out in a pilot unit, where the flow of both phases was modified, obtaining a direct dependency of f with the flow and hold-up of liquid and f values in agreement with those reported by other methods.

The X-ray spectroscopy done by Henry Moseley in 1914 showed a direct dependency between spectral line and effective nuclear charge.

This methodology consists of fitting models which are network structures technically referred to as directed acyclic graphs (a graph with no loops), in which nodes correspond to the pathology batch-status variables and arcs between nodes (represented by arrows) indicate that a direct probabilistic dependency (e.g. an association) exist between nodes.

Such growth-dependent regulation is well characterized in bacteria leading to direct dependency of the rate of ribosomal biogenesis on cellular growth rate.

Higher orders of the CRF in combination with high order offset conjunctions lead to the best results observed (F1 measure 85.6%) on the MEDLINE test corpus with an CRF order 3 and an offset conjunction of 2. On this corpus also the direct dependency of training and labeling durations to the orders of CRF and offset conjunction are shown (cf. Fig. 7).

The unrolling can be achieved by applying a depth-first search algorithm [ 32] on the graph constructed using the direct dependency definitions.

Moreover, the frequently noted resemblance between Hammurabi's laws and the Mosaic laws is now seen in terms of common heritage rather than as proof for direct dependency.