Instance-dependent commitment schemes for a given language are commitment schemes that can depend on the instance of the language, and where the hiding and binding properties are required to hold only on the YES and NO instances of the language, respectively.
The time an animal requires to enter rigor mortis is highly dependent on the species (for instance, cattle and sheep take longer than hogs), the chilling rate of the carcass from normal body temperature (the process is slower at lower temperatures), and the amount of stress the animal experiences before slaughter.
The other four dieticians planned individual meetings dependent on the participant ('For instance, I would say to participants, if you have quite a few questions or you would like some extra support, then I would advise one meeting per month.').
Thus, it has been demonstrated that the speed of visual target selection varies dependent on, for instance, stimulus intensity [47], set size [48], the dimensional identity of the target on the previous trial [31], and the definition of a feature singleton in one versus multiple (redundant) feature dimensions [46].
L Sc activity was strongly dependent on the pH, with, for instance, an order of magnitude increase between pH 5.5 and 4.5 with ABTS (from 8.4 to 87 U l-1) and with syringaldazine (from 0.8 to 9 U l-1), and a rapid decrease of activity below pH 3.5 with all substrates.
The effects might be very dependent on the system studied, for instance on the age of the population.
The perceived risk will be dependent on the project type; for instance a drug discovery project will have a higher risk than a new diagnostics project.
The precise weighting of each finding was greatly dependent on the disease diagnosed (for instance, chest radiography in the diagnosis of respiratory tract infections and cerebrospinal fluid cell counts in the case of viral meningitis).
For instance, dependent on the nature of your business, additional storage locally might work.
The learning algorithm of the ranking SVM yields a weight vector w that minimizes the pairwise loss dependent on the margin when the training instances are projected onto w.
In general, the conclusions of studies using different inequality measures are not significantly dependent on the inequality measure used (see, for instance, Lustig et al. 2013 and Azevedo et al. 2013a).
