Sentence examples for all dependence from inspiring English sources

First, it envisions ridding the city of its increasingly aging system of heating many buildings with steam-generated power and ending all dependence on coal.

Western sanctions, pariah status, TV images around the globe of soldiers and gunmen and, perhaps worst of all, dependence for years to come on a hostile Ukrainian mainland for road and rail links.

end{aligned}Since we have lost all dependence on (c_2) and (c_3) we are free to choose the (a_i) in such a way that (c_1) is arbitrarily close to 1, which can be done by fixing (a_2, a_3) positive and choosing (a_1) sufficiently large.

A final frontier of this scenario could be the technology to upload a mind from a brain into a computer and remove all dependence on a physical body.

By endorsing the move to independent computations, the Council had separated the Easter computation from all dependence, positive or negative, on the Jewish calendar.

He had previously written to Soulé that, if Cuba's purchase could not be negotiated, "you will then direct your effort to the next desirable object, which is to detach that island from the Spanish dominion and from all dependence on any European power" – words Soulé may have adapted to fit his own agenda.

All the dependence is one-way.

All those dependence relations form the chains of trust.

For all the dependence networks with significant level (alpha=0.01, 0.05, 0.1), the results of the t-tests are similar.

Qualitative analysis of all dependences allows four items to be explained: i) rapid increasing of with decreasing Edet throughout the QD PL spectrum; ii) reaching the maximal when Edet reaches the PL maximum; iii) decreasing the maximal values with decreasing the excitation energy Eexc; and iv) appearance of the dip on the dependences for the detection energies lower than E0.

Almost all signaling pathways, upregulated in the T-ALL, show a dependence on the Ca2+ signaling.