Once people cease to depend on livestock, either through choice or through necessity, they usually cease to be mobile - exceptions being those who provide essential specialist services to mobile pastoralists such as Tuareg blacksmiths who generally transhume with the rest of the population.
We must cease to depend on independent testing companies who want to "data mine" our students.
Once we leave home and get jobs, most of us cease to depend on our parents financially.
And once the majority of recipients cease to depend on welfare checks, they typically make use of the checks no longer.
A numerical test shows that Nsim = 24, which value we employed previously [13] without rigorous testing, is sufficient, because the results of the energy minimization cease to depend on Nsim beyond this number (Fig. 1).
Thus, AT ceases to depend on the waste sludge ratio β.
The outgoing chief executive, Sir Andrew Witty, who will hand over to the company's consumer healthcare chief Emma Walmsley at the end of March, said parallel trade could "cease in entirety," depending on the terms of Britain's exit from the EU.
People will appreciate a little security, and planned obsolescence will become either universal or cease to exist, depending on your perspective.
determines the length scale above which the viscosity ceases to depend on the size of the probe and reaches the macroscopic value.
$$\end{document} The time needed for an activation to cease is set to depend on the abstraction level: motor command activations live shortest, while motor schema activations last longest.
Further, differences in mobility satisfaction after ceasing to drive depend for example on knowledge about alternative transport options, and the meaning of the car prior to giving up driving [51].
