The phrase "acquisition depending on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where the acquisition of something is contingent upon certain conditions or factors.
Example: "The acquisition depending on the approval of the board will be finalized next week."
Alternatives: "acquisition contingent upon" or "acquisition reliant on".
It doesn't break out the Middle East, but the bigger picture is that it is likely to have been a pretty marginal business — or one that Yahoo never managed really to grow after acquisition, depending on how you look at it.
The electric furnace of TSpin, operated by a thermocontroller CHINO KP1000, performs thermal demagnetization and pTRM acquisition depending on whether the solenoid coil is turned on or off.
That analysis has not been duplicated here; but in general, experiments using NR registration of identical frames can trade off dose for SNR and precision after acquisition depending on the magnitude of the displacements of interest and the beam sensitivity of the sample.
The raw data set size typically ranges between 300 and 800 kilobytes for each second of acquisition, depending on the number of passing particles and their brightness.
The actual current within this range was determined by the AutomA, an algorithm from GE that modifies the intensity during the acquisition depending on a noise index and the attenuation information given by the scout view.
Moreover, common literature considers only a static approach describing gross and/or sectional anatomy and/or tomographic anatomy only in a fixed position; not considering the high level of mobility of the interscapular region can induce significant change in the appearance of muscles during dissection procedures and/or image acquisition, depending on the position assumed by the forelimbs.
Mathematical ability is a paradigmatically rational capacity, yet its acquisition depends on certain emotional influences, such as the extent to which one experiences pleasure when doing mathematics.
Indeed, it is typically assumed that a person acquires a concept from experience which already portends that acquisition depends on empirical knowledge.
Here, we tested the hypothesis that contextual control of acquisition depends on glutamatergic transmission underlying executive functions in forebrain areas, e.g. by shifting attention to critical cues.
The timing of the delayed acquisition depends on renal function and may vary from 5 to 15 or more minutes; 8 min may represent a good compromise in the majority of the cases.
Results show that: Choice can be acquired rapidly within sessions when terminal links change unpredictably; under steady-state conditions, acquisition depends on both initial- and terminal-link schedules; and initial-link responding is mediated by learning about the terminal-link stimulus-reinforcer relations.
