Sentence examples for considerable dependence on from inspiring English sources
The design of electronic noses has a considerable dependence on the selected transducer set.
Even in mechanized industries, managerial hierarchies were weakly elaborated, and there was a considerable dependence on worker skill and authority as well as a limited penetration of technology.
At constant temperature they exhibit a considerable dependence on density whereas the influence of temperature at constant density is relatively small.
This holds for the soil vibration as well as for the track vibration which both show a minor dependence on the load speed but a considerable dependence on the soil stiffness in theory and experiment.
These results showed also that the performance has a considerable dependence on the adopted sub-carrier pairing techniques at the relay.
The center-right government of Silvio Berlusconi announced in 2008 that it wanted to start constructing four new nuclear plants by 2013 in order to reduce the country's considerable dependence on imported energy.
In summary, our findings together with the results in the literature emphasize that there is a considerable dependence of academic performance on personality and social environment.
FTIR results support this general picture and show a considerable dependence of the extent of hydrogen bonding and formation of hydroxy groups associates on the molecular weight.
For the image force, this difference can be considerable or dispensable in dependence on the dislocation position, its Burgers vector orientation, and relations between the elastic moduli of the matrix, inhomogeneity and their interface.
The results cap a year in which eBay made considerable efforts to reduce its dependence on its auction business, where growth has slowed in favor of fixed-price sales and eBay's noncore businesses, like its PayPal payment-processing unit.
Whereas before the colonial period such natural disasters would have killed large numbers in the short term but probably would have had little long-term consequence, the disasters of the 1890s drew considerable numbers of Africans into dependence on colonial labour markets for the first time and thus permanently changed the structure of African society.
