Sentence examples for dependencies in which from inspiring English sources
The solution that emerged from observing the way children read was cast in the form of Bayesian Networks diagrams of local dependencies, in which, for example, "smoke" depends on "fire" but not on "prayers".
For a few modules, however, this solution introduces circular dependencies, in which case a separate Maven module is created for the tests.
Most studies address only temporal dependencies, in which a set of tasks must be performed in a particular order (e.g., [36],[77]) or in a synchronous way (e.g., [88],[88]).
Therefore, PTVE measures the joint impact of the SNPs on several phenotypes and hence is expected to yield high scores to such dependencies in which many phenotypes are affected by the SNPs, even if none of the effects is large by itself.
Officials in East Timor also worry about what they call a "culture of dependency" in which residents become listless and passive.
Hepburn never asked him to stop drinking, worried perhaps that his sobriety might parch the dependency in which they swam.
"Cut to the chase," you think, the chase in this instance being the dizzy circles of love, pain and dependency in which Ms. Murphy's Lenya and Mr. Cerveris's Weill never stop running.
The movie catches Crawford's desperate efforts to maintain her youthful looks for the sake of her career, as well as the state of fear and dependency in which studios kept even as great a star as Crawford.
The Nisga'a think the opposite, that property rights may help them start businesses and become better off.Change is certainly needed if the First Nations are to escape the poverty, unemployment and welfare dependency in which they have long languished.
It was Mr Field who, in the 1970s, coined the expression "poverty trap" to describe a state of welfare dependency in which the economic advantages of working are too marginal to get out of bed for.These views are informed by Mr Field's Christian faith and, he would say, rather British sense of fairness.
This section describes the proposed dependency models in which the single and fully connected statistical dependency of IVA is decomposed into several cliques whose sizes are set to be fixed or mel-scaled.
