Sentence examples for cannot be dependent from inspiring English sources

Yu cannot be dependent on one another and still maintain your well-being.

"Ending the occupation of our land is not and cannot be dependent on any sort of referendum," he added.

This strongly implies that, even if imagery is sometimes accompanied by activation of the V1 map (and/or other occipital retinotopically mapped visual areas), it cannot be dependent upon (let alone identical with) such activation.

Imaging may assist in the prognostication of the healing process and in predicting the risk of recurrence, but the decision on return to play cannot be dependent on the imaging findings alone and must be balanced against the clinical situation [15, 52].

The U.S. military cannot be dependent on a Chinese-owned company to outfit American armored vehicles or meet other critical needs.

Second, heat-induced activity cannot be dependent on the presence of another stimulus; specifically, heat activation must be able to occur when the sensory neuron is in the resting state (at hyperpolarized membrane potentials).

Thus, the move is made from contingent to necessary being; it is felt that contingent things, of whatever order, cannot be endlessly dependent on other contingent things but must presuppose a first cause that is self-complete and so exists necessarily.

The decision whether or not to introduce this mobile banking capability cannot be entirely dependent upon ROI because, in this case, the cost of inaction can be the loss of customers and difficulty attracting new customers to grow the business.

In contrast, with separate source and channel coding, distributed source coding of correlated sources yields independent bit streams, and hence, the MAC inputs cannot be made dependent unless the transmitters are allowed to collaborate in channel coding.

Furthermore, because orthogonal functions cannot be linearly dependent, and since only one eigenfunction corresponds to each eigenvalue (except for a constant factor) we have the strict inequality lambda^{(1)}< lambda^{(2)} instead of (5.24).

While the program itself clearly has some inherent problems, the larger issue is that the administration needs to recognize that fixing the foreclosure mess cannot be solely dependent on banks' willingness to participate in the solution.