Sentence examples for dependencies made from inspiring English sources
These dependencies made it difficult to distribute the program, run large batches and use it in conformational sampling.
Moreover, over $330bn in deposits is held by UK banks via extensive branch networks in the crown dependencies, making these deposits a vital contributor to the capital strength of Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds, HSBC and other large financial firms in the City of London.
Having less or looser dependencies makes the solution more portable.
A first approach to solve the bed/couch occupancy detection problem is found in pressure mats, but several environmental dependencies make them weak to be an efficient and reliable solution for large volume deployments.
Such syntactic dependencies make sentences such as "Who did Joe see someone?" ungrammatical, but "Who did Joe see ?" and "Joe saw someone" grammatical.
Our initial hypothesis on the link between local connectivity and local neural computations, neural computations and neural activity, and neural activity and metabolic demand involves a series of dependencies, making the influence of intermediary variables highly likely.
Such dependencies make the Bonferroni correction inherently conservative.
The main drawback of using MAKER2 is that its many dependencies make the installation of the software nontrivial.
The fact that ANNs generalize MLR to accommodate non-linear dependencies makes the expectation of better performance of ANN over MLR mostly an issue of proper implementation.
Has this computer dependency made people stupid?
However, many more number of iterations was required for both MEL12 and MEL16, implying that the broken dependency made the algorithm oscillate around the optimal solution.
