Sentence examples for by dependency from inspiring English sources

The application is modeled as a directed acyclic graph composed of typed tasks linked by dependency constraints.

The Thatcherite creed of free-market capitalism and self-reliant individualism is an alien ideology in the northeast, where local dependency on the paternalistic 19th-century industrialist has been replaced by dependency on the state.

In its portrayal of a people unwilling to speak out or act on their own and a nation paralysed by dependency, Resurgence piles on heaps of destruction that is almost entirely self-inflicted.

Moreover, it is enhanced by methods such as recursive iterative deepening, dynamic evaluation, efficient successor ordering, and pruning by dependency relations.

To be sure, what to do about it has been a more complex question and the answers given by dependency analysts were often wrong, but so were their critics.

He argues that "social housing = welfare housing" and is "characterised by dependency, worklessness, poor education and health" and adds that "social rented housing has become a destination rather than a launch pad," with vast majority of tenants having been so for at least ten years, pointing out that "In H&F 45% of council tenants are in their 60s".

We extend the sketch formalism by dependencies between predicate symbols and develop new semantic notions based on the Instances-as-typed-structures idea.

Current state-of-the-art data-parallel processing methods for decoding image and video bitstreams are limited in parallelism by dependencies introduced by the coding tools and the number of synchronization points introduced by these dependencies, only allowing task or coarse-grain data parallelism.

What makes pipeline analysis necessary are stalls introduced by dependencies within the pipeline.

This reduction is mainly caused by dependencies among neighbouring iris-code bits resulting in a large entropy loss.

Resilience is also impacted by dependencies upon specific ecosystem services (Ayanu et al. 2015), dependencies which are culturally and socially moderated.