Sentence examples for dependency Transition from inspiring English sources

Paper presented at the Conference on "Asia's Dependency Transition: Intergenerational Transfers, Economic Growth, and Public Policy", Tokyo, Japan, 1 3 November, 2007.

These measures are integrated with a Dynamic Bayesian Network that considers the time dependencies in transitions between drowsiness and awake states.

Dennett (1987) sums up the issue: "Searle's view, then, comes to this: take a material object (any material object) that does not have the power of causing mental phenomena; you cannot turn it in to an object that does have the power of producing mental phenomena simply by programming it reorganizing the conditional dependencies of transitions between its states".

By adopting a one-step bimolecular kinetics the well known dependency of the transition on the initial pressure is explained.

Similarly, the coefficients of education were negative and the odds of reporting high forest dependency decreased with transition from secondary (OR = 0.15) to tertiary (OR = 0.11) education levels respectively.

An increased length of the ELP also reduces the concentration dependency of its transition temperature (Meyer and Chilkoti 2004).

For both studies, data on dependency, institutionalization, and transition probabilities from one health state to another were derived from earlier studies (Reisberg et al 2003).

The dependency relationships include transitions and the influence of conditions on the output of transitions.

where is the set of required incoming transitions to trigger the task and determines the dependency type from incoming transitions.

It then identifies some priorities for the Philippines as it attempts to move away from fossil fuel dependency and accelerate its transition towards low-carbon energy.

Investigating dQ/dV profilesrevealed that redox peaks at around 3.75 V showed small dependency on composition of transition metal, while it seemed that a reduction peak at 3.26 V was independent on the composition.