"dependent field" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It refers to a specific element or component within a sentence that relies on another element to provide meaning or context. This term is commonly used in linguistics, grammar, and writing analysis. One example of using "dependent field" in a sentence could be: "Adjectives and adverbs are dependent fields in a sentence, as they modify nouns and verbs respectively to give more detail and description."
On-orbit, the ACA uses CCD gain factors, the plate scale factor, and temperature dependent field distortion coefficients to provide the control system with star positions and brightnesses.
One hundred and one primary student teachers were initially categorized into field dependent, field mixed, and field-independent learners based on their performance on the Hidden Figures Test, and were then randomly assigned to two experimental conditions.
The temporal evolution of the spatially dependent field variables is determined by numerically solving the time-dependent Ginzburg Landau (TDGL) equations for the structural variables and the Cahn Hilliard diffusion equation for composition.
Tellurium nanotubes with controlled diameter and wall thickness were synthesized by galvanic displacement of cobalt nanowires and their temperature dependent field effect transistor and magnetoresistance properties were systematically investigated.
Deviations from a straight line during catch trials were shifted in time compared to post-adaptation to a non-delayed velocity dependent field (Control), indicating expectation to the delayed force field.
Similarly, when plotting these results in terms of the single-scattering mean free path l s in Fig. 4(b), the depth dependent field attenuation effectively falls onto a single curve with relatively small variations due to differences in g and NA.
However, when the cyclic load regime includes systematic crack extension, certain conditions lead to highly mesh dependent fields and opening loads.
For practice style dependent fields we recognized that physicians may simply prescribe fewer medications, order fewer lab tests, or refer their patients less than their colleagues.
Stejskal, E. O. & Tanner, J. E. Spin diffusion measurements: spin echoes in the presence of a time-dependent field gradient.
I agree; if you have your heart set on a career in an intern-dependent field, it would be unreasonable to expect you to abandon that hope just because the people currently in charge refuse to do what's right.
We use a posteriori error estimation theory to derive a relation between local and global error in the propagation for the time-dependent Schrödinger equation describing the interaction of a molecule with a time-dependent field.
