Sentence examples for depend on the relation from inspiring English sources

If a vocalization (call) were to have lexical syntax, the semantic significance of the whole would depend on the relation of the structure of parts of the call to the structure of what they signify.

Starting from the definition (2) for given (delta> 0), the value will depend on the relation between the value of δ and the width Δ of an action potential.

Kölbel (2003: 71) thinks that this position allows the possibility of maintaining that faultless disagreement is impossible in some non-discretionary (objective) areas, and this will depend on the relation of perspective possession (but see also Boghossian 2011 for the contrary view).

Again, answers to these questions will depend on the relation of symptoms and signs to nerve conduction measurements.

The findings of this sort of study depend on the relation between who was recruited, what was done to them, and what outcomes were measured.

It is not clear why some infections are asymptomatic, but already in the 1970s, it was suggested that the symptoms might depend on the relation between the parasite and the enteric gastrointestinal microbiota (Tandon et al., 1977).

It seems all will depend on the relations between the us and china if those are good or bad for strategic interests.

So and are polynomials in and, respectively, and by (2.13), but and have the exact representations that depend on the relations of, and.

The strength of every agreement will always depend on the relations between Israel's citizens on this side of the border and the Arabs on its other side.

The conversions apparently depend on the relations between equilibrium constants of ketone reduction and IPA oxidation.

The envelope of the one-parameter family of spheres may not be real, depending on the relation between c ˆ ′ (t ) and r ′ (t ).