Sentence examples for dependent on the changes from inspiring English sources

Each generation of foreigners has a different character, much of it dependent on the changes in China.

The facade of the future must be able to control energy flows dependent on the changes of inner and outer climate conditions and the user's needs.

Development of photosynthetic capacity was dependent on the changes of leaf mass per area and leaf chlorophyll content (evaluated by SPAD).

The jet breakup and droplet formation in the near-critical regime is strongly dependent on the changes in interface tension and velocity of the liquid phase.

Hybridization efficiency in carbon fiber reinforced composites using CNTs is found to be highly dependent on the changes in the dispersion state of CNTs in epoxy.

In the same manner as the sheet resistance, the transmittance of the FTO film coated on PET was not really dependent on the changes in the working pressure of the apparatus; in this case, the transmittance was similar (approximately 90%) as shown in Figure 3b. Figure 4 Contour maps of an FTO thin film on a PET substrate for working pressure variations.

The wettability is dependent on the change of the dipole moment of the azobenzene molecules upon trans to cis photoisomerization (Fig. 16).

However, the pressure reduction required for the termination of lava effusion is not significantly dependent on the change in a conduit radius.

It was found that the spectrum structure, thermal quenching ratio, fluorescence intensity ratio, and sensitivity from thermally coupled levels were strongly dependent on the change of pump powers.

In a growth mechanism, the condensation created on a substrate by attachment of the vaporized atoms and by atom's migration from a source and the nuclei growth was closely dependent on the change in Gibbs free energy.

In addition, Herrmann was used to communicate with underground tools and instruments, and the response of the underground device to the transmitted coded information was dependent on the change of pressure during communication [6].