Sentence examples for dependencies that are from inspiring English sources

Enter the new directory and run dpkg-checkbuilddeps, and install any dependencies that are missing.

Armstrong relations satisfy precisely those data dependencies that are implied by a given set of data dependencies.

These dependencies help us formally prove properties of the system and also extract data dependencies that are not explicitly stated in the specifications of black box components.

In this paper, a model to optimize database storage space by mining functional dependencies that are present among data sets is proposed.

Each engineering discipline performs its individual development task in accordance with the overall requirements and dependencies that are defined within the system model.

They also ignore spatial and temporal dependencies that are important when studying temperature, rainfall and other geophysical phenomena that can change daily or monthly, and which often depend on previous measurements.

In the wake of the Spanish-American War, the U.S. found itself "saddled with dependencies that were increasingly expensive to administer," and governing populations who were not so "grateful for their masters' benevolence".

These results are somewhat different from the dependencies that were obtained in our previous works [15, 20] for porous nc-Si−SiOx samples etched in HF vapor.

b The same smoothed total transmittance dependencies that were normalized on T 0 (see Table 1) — the transmittance in a linear regime {E}_{mathrm{g}} = 3.35 + 100cdot {left(18.1cdot {D}^2+41.4cdot Dhbox 0.8right)}^{-1} (2).

Although NB is based on the assumption of independence between predictors, a good performance has been shown for functional dependencies, that is, predictors that are generated from the same underlying distribution [65].

We included only the 5 biologically obvious molecular dependencies, that is, from each one of the 5 genes in the network to their corresponding protein products.