Sentence examples for conditions of dependence from inspiring English sources

Sai Ong Hue turned to Vietnam and Siam, becoming vassal to both and initiating conditions of dependence, disunity, and outside interference that were to plague Laos for the next three centuries.

Under suitable conditions of dependence, we get the precise rates in the law of iterated logarithm for the first moment of the partial sums of the moving average process.

Assuming that the utilities (u_{11}, ldots,u_{{1,p_{i} }}) corresponding to the ith objective function are incompatible with one another, the probability of the utilities in conditions of dependence and independence of variables is considered separately and then the total probability and sum of probability rules are used.

As the trading function grew more important, those who remained craftsmen fell into a condition of dependence upon the traders.

The original ones passed into the Union even before they cast off their British colonial dependence; and the new ones each came into the Union directly from a condition of dependence, excepting Texas.

His narratives revolve around a handful of staple situations: Muslims doing alien things; bored, well-heeled tourists whose Western mores (particularly marriage) dissolve in the weltering heat of Latin America and North Africa; European rentiers living in a condition of dependence on, and mysterious subservience to, their native servants.

Might not such talk also serve as a critique of the extent to which we, as adults, may maintain children in an artificial condition of dependence and vulnerability, denying them the opportunity to make their own choices?

Under conditions of alcohol dependence, the allostatic load a hypothetical measure of cumulative stress increases and burdens the organism with excessive exposure to stress hormones and peptides as well as pro-inflammatory cytokines (McEwen 2007).

We employed an experimental design that simultaneously determined the quantitative genetic basis of nine male cuticular hydrocarbons (CHCs) of Drosophila bunnanda, the extent of condition dependence of these traits, and the strength and direction of sexual selection acting upon them.

These trends, taken in the context of the preponderance of foreign interests in vital parts of the manufacturing sector, may suggest a chronic condition of economic dependence rather than colonialism in its narrowest sense.

Remark 3.4 When 1 < r < 3 / 2, Corollary 3.1 holds without the condition of negative dependence.