Sentence examples for dependence of space from inspiring English sources

This result is attributed to the dependence of space charge layer capacitance on the number of layers.

The latitudinal distribution of the inflow position of dust particles is also interesting, because the latitude dependence of space weathering may reveal a leading cause of space weathering.

But Kant seems also to think that a view recognizing the dependence of space and time on the mind might offer advantages in addressing the ontological problems mentioned above.

Based on the design of a typical high-rise public housing block in Hong Kong, the dependence of space cooling loads of residential flats on the constructions of external walls and partitions, and the location of thermal insulation layer in the walls and partitions, was studied by detailed simulation.

While this dynamic image of the iteration of movements one over the other is acceptable, it is far from being acceptable as a description of the categorial genesis of space because it does not respect the internal dependences of space as a category.

Clearly, the latter function space opens the door for the coefficients to a larger class of pointwise dependence on space, but it restricts the admissible set of solution values significantly.

"The present extent of U.S. dependence on space, the rapid pace at which this dependence is increasing and the vulnerabilities it creates, all demand that U.S. national security space interests be recognized as a top national security priority," the report said.

The question of optical reciprocity is summarized in Figure 3 a and its dependence on space and time reversal transformations is presented in Figure S6 of the Supporting Information.

The resulting temperature dependence of void space radiation for several typical oxide materials is discussed.

The grain-size dependence of the space period (wavelength) of flow localization observed in the stage of parabolic work hardening of polycrystalline Al has been investigated.

Additional analytical approximations of the multilines-of-charge model yielded a scaling law showing the dependence of the space charge on: (i) the primary droplet residence time, (ii) the current emitted per unit area, and (iii) a dimensionless parameter, α, that is the ratio of the distance between the extractor electrode and the ground electrode to the distance between neighboring nozzles.