Sentence examples for dependencies on the source from inspiring English sources

The wide applicability of such solutions, however, is often hindered by the workflows' software dependencies on the source platforms.

Independently of other conditions, from the relations valid for the total system follow the dependencies on the total entropy source shown in Table 1.

The proposals also strengthen a dependency on the Mainland, the source of the SAR's prosperity, by joining its own residential development to a new business core for Zhuhai.

For example, in a dependency relationship, the source concern depends on the target concern.

In addition, the impact of different covariance data is studied by comparing two of the presently most complete nuclear data covariance libraries (ENDF/B-VII.1 and SCALE 6.0), which reveals a high dependency of the uncertainty estimates on the source of covariance data.

We quantified computationally the dependency of MEG and EEG on the source orientation using a forward model with realistic tissue boundaries.

The temperature dependencies of asphalt binder were found to be significantly dependent on the material source of neat binder.

To examine the dependency of MEG and EEG signals on the source orientation, we compared the forward solutions for current dipoles with the orientation of the lowest and the highest sensitivity across the cerebral cortex, i.e., dipole orientations generating the smallest and the largest signals.

The dependency among the source components propagates through chain-like overlaps of spherical dependencies such that the dependency between components weakens as the distance between them grows.

However, for heated flow both dipole and quadrupole sources exist, and these have different dependencies on the turbulence level.

But since the aim is to reduce the economy's dependency on the City as a source of growth, it makes sense to use the money raised from the City to fund the rebalancing through a national investment bank and a system of German-style job subsidies to protect skilled labour during downturns.