Sentence examples for being dependant on from inspiring English sources
"Not being dependant on glasses when one does not wear them 24 hours a day…" "Another voice when living alone and attracts attention in the first instance…".
Not being dependant on various user defined parameters, having less computational requirements makes their use over other methods, such as neural networks, an advantage.
Accordingly, Dammaan and Simitis interpret the level of specificity of information required as also being dependant on the potential impact on the rights of the data subject (Dammann and Simitis 1997, p 115).
This study investigates survival of the momentum effects in S&P Global 1200 Sector index returns which are underlying indices for iShares, by employing a methodology which allows analyzing the momentum effect without being dependant on zero-investment portfolios.
For a standardized descriptor pool, T loses its universal nature by being dependant on the mean and the standard deviation of the descriptors within the training set, and multiple T-s between a pair of compounds would exist (i.e., T would become a local characteristic of similarity).
Comparisons of total efficiency and hydraulic efficiency were used to justify measurement uncertainties of different quantities, since the former involves the measured mass flow rate and enthalpy drop (being dependant on inlet and outlet temperature and pressure), while the latter involves the actual shaft power, volume flow rate, and inlet and outlet pressure.
It's dependant on the draw.
It is safe to say that 100percentt of his business is dependant on the Manhattan Criminal Court.
This will be dependant on Julia being able to show continuous connection with the shoe.
But you can't base you're entire energy strategy on green energy sources which are dependant on the weather.
