Sentence examples for depend fundamentally from inspiring English sources
The performers are impressively skilled, though, and shown to much better effect in more purely physical sections that depend fundamentally on strength, poise and trust.
The differential diagnosis will depend fundamentally on the contents and location of the spinal defect.
Efforts to reconstruct phylogenetic trees and understand evolutionary processes depend fundamentally on stochastic models of speciation and mutation.
It should also be noted that the results of this work depend fundamentally on the quality of the climate projections on which it is based.
The creation of value comes up from the effective use of dynamic capabilities, which depend fundamentally by three processes: learning, integration, and reconfiguration of resources.
Urban areas are human-environment systems that depend fundamentally on ecosystems, and thus require an understanding of the management of urban ecosystem services to ensure sustainable urban planning.
As outlined in a recent briefing note from the Academy of Social Sciences, the UK's participation in EU funding and research collaborations depends fundamentally on agreement over freedom of movement.
The report quotes Campbell telling Scarlett that the dossier "must be, and be seen to be, the work of you and your team and that its credibility depends fundamentally on that".
Book publishing depends fundamentally on copyright, which is the sole right to copy or to produce a work, conceded to the publisher by the author through a mutual agreement.
(19 August 2003 am Section 25, lines 19-21) Calsoell also told Hutton that he had rejected Williams' offer to write the document: I emphasised that the credibility of this document depended fundamentally upon it being the work of the Joint Intelligence Committee; and that was the touchstone of our approach right through this from that moment.
Making such approaches operate depends fundamentally on bioinformatics.
