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Thus, the course of invasions is context dependent; i.e. the mechanisms at play depend on features of both the invasive species and the invaded ecosystem.
In what ways, if any, do the meanings of our words depend on features of our environment?
In mosaic landscapes, patch use by animals may depend on features associated with neighbouring patches, e.g. resources or predators.
Conversational implicatures depend on features of the utterance context, but the utterance context is not always a conversation.
Scottrade founder Rodger Riney says that his clientele has come to depend on features beyond trade execution, like explanation of investments by phone or at 285 branches.
It is also externalist in the 'state' sense, since the truth of the relevant counterfactuals will depend on features outside the subject.
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The performance of traditional intelligent fault diagnosis methods depend on feature extraction of fault signals, which requires signal processing techniques, expert knowledge, and human labor.
Furthermore, many fault diagnosis tasks in induction motors depend on feature extraction from the measured signals.
Mr. Graham says video surveillance components vary widely in cost, depending on features and quality.
The device, which sells for $100 to $170 depending on features, saves a person the trouble of climbing a ladder repeatedly.
The extra features of laser-based models mean they cost more too -- a digital minilab, like a Fuji Frontier, can cost $100,000 or more, depending on features and speed.
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