Sentence examples for dependency on another from inspiring English sources
Microsoft managers often grumble privately that one of the most dreaded circumstances at the company is having to "take a dependency" on another group for a piece of software, placing them at the mercy of someone else's development schedule.
Microsoft managers often grumble privately that one of the most dreaded circumstances at the company is having to "take a dependency" on another group at the company for a piece of software, placing them at the mercy of someone else's development schedule".
One example is amae, a Japanese emotion construct, which is characterized as a positive feeling of dependency on another person, group, or institution (Doi, 1973).
The dependency on another person as the fix is reflected in the preoccupation and obsession that goes into maintaining the connection, approval or fantasized attachment to the other.
The ability to perform each task is rated according to the degree of dependency on another person.
Additionally, the managed pressure drilling system's components show high degree of dependencies on one another and exhibit non-sequential modes of failure during kick control operation.
The idea here is to recover this implicit information: when these transitions are inspected from the point of view of their dependencies on one another, it is possible to relax the total order of the transitions into a partial order structure.
Proponents of the tariff on Brazilian ethanol say the strategic goals could be defeated by opening U.S. doors to Brazilian ethanol, because it could lead to the replacement of one dependency -- on oil imports -- with another -- on foreign ethanol, said Ken Cassman, director of energy science research at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.
She demonstrates that our dependency on technological communication with one another can create fragmented relationships.
