Yet context and detailed properties are very influential; for example, whether the final prepositional phrase in "She detected a star with {binoculars, planets}" modifies detected or planets is very dependent on word choice.
The degree of semantic knowledge impairment can be dependent on word class.
The patient's performance on these tasks was found to be dependent on word length, with better performance on short words (three to five letters).
Its sales were modest, mostly because it was dependent on word-of-mouth advertising, not a lavish multimedia campaign.
But Ms. Tipton and Ms. Brown are not concerned with simple color coding, and aim, it seems, at distilling an essence, even a dimension that goes beyond words in a performance that is eventually largely dependent on words and music united.
Finally, a new advertising slogan aimed at a specific demographic was added to the front of the package: "A big hit among young women!" Throughout this early period, sales growth was largely dependent on word-of-mouth recommendations.
And in the classical democracy of Athens, it was commonly observed that everything depended on the people, and the people were dependent on the word.
New Yorkers', less dependent on written word for their culture, get it direct from Gypsey Rose Lee and the Empire State Building.
Any coded message dependent on specific word patterns the first letter of alternating nouns, say is therefore likely to be incomprehensibly garbled, assuming that it passes muster at all.
Any coded message dependent on specific word patterns — the first letter of alternating nouns, say — is therefore likely to be incomprehensibly garbled, assuming that it passes muster at all.
However, the latter feature appears to be less critical, because even when UCLUST is used in its optimal mode, where it does not dependent on common word matches (see rows with UCLUSTo in Table 1), the performance of SEED is still better.
