Sentence examples for a new dependency from inspiring English sources

The next day I call the Foreign Office in London to tell them the joyous news – that Britain has a new dependency.

"This makes biomass far less viable and raises some serious sustainability issues as we displace local food production in favor of energy cropping or create a new dependency on large-scale biomass imports".

We propose a new dependency model for IVA.

Further, this paper proposes a new dependency rating scheme of organization DSM to evaluate the integrated coordinative dependency strength (ICDS).

Furthermore, if a reconfiguration inserts a new dependency, many upstream components must be notified and the in transit tuples have to be handled by the system.

In acknowledging an economic justification for allowing India access to nuclear energy, the deal has also created a new dependency between U.S. national security policy and the energy profile of emerging powers.

The process is based on a new dependency-based syntax called Independent Claim Segment Dependency Syntax (ICSDS).

We then introduce a theoretically sound and formally robust approach to expand a given ontology with new dependency relations, which make available information regarding the non-ontological entities without affecting the consistency of the overall information system.

A number of cliques constitutes the new dependency graph so that neighboring frequency bins are assigned to the same clique, while distant bins are assigned to different cliques.

The Clinton plan, he wrote in a December 1993 memo, would addict Americans to a "new government dependency," establish Democrats as "generous protector(s) of middle-class interests," and thus "strike a punishing blow against Republican claims to defend the middle class by restraining government".

Thus, the new dependency on electronics technology swept away an important barrier to entry into the production of military aerial vehicles.