Sentence examples for depending either on from inspiring English sources
It is assumed that the costs of planning components depending either on lengths, like gas pipelines and power lines, or capacities, such as GPG units and compressor stations.
We show the application of this framework on problems with objective functions depending either on the allocation of resources to tasks or on the scheduling part.
Results show that there may be severe mass transfer limitations depending either on the design or on the water management of the cell.
The results of the in machina experiments allow us to relate the success rate of responses to certain combinations of viral parameters and by freezing one or the other branch, and to determine that some viruses are more susceptible to humoral, and others to cellular responses, depending either on single parameters or combinations thereof.
Pedagogical classification as described in such frameworks is a major criterion for the retrieval of learning objects, since it serves to partition the space of available learning resources depending either on the pedagogical standpoint that was used to create them, or on the interpreted pedagogical orientation of their constituent learning contents and activities.
Oxidative stress is induced by an imbalance in the cellular redox state, depending either on overproduction of ROS or on dysfunction of the antioxidant systems.
Nothing depends either on one's own efforts or on the efforts of others.
And best not to depend, either, on suggestions from the wilder fringe that voluntary euthanasia may solve the problem.
Securing the capital is likely to depend either on foreign troops, or the GNA securing agreement with a number of Tripoli militias to act as its security force.
About 6,000 Lebanese families in the region depended either on money earned from jobs in Israel or on the salaries Israel paid to some local doctors, teachers and civil administrators.
Notions as to what it is like depend either on certain canonical but bewildering reports of it (Ezekiel, Isaiah, Revelation) or on hints gathered during one's earthly life.
