Sentence examples for depending on term from inspiring English sources

Amazon offers Reserved Instances at different rates depending on term of commitment — either one, two or three years.

There's no uniform avenue for redress, the source added, because the degree of control musicians have over how their music is used can vary depending on terms of the publishing contract.

As a dictionary user, one thereby depends on term equivalence listed in the respective dictionary.

Thus the results of this type depend on term ( 1 − p ( σ ( t ) ) ).

This research depends on long term observational studies with mapped tree data.

Respiration (R) will vary with organic matter availability, which in turn depends on long term production and respiration.

Mathematically, this two-fold sense of proof develops its real power only when types may themselves depend on terms.

Additionally, an appropriate CPT-Vs model is suggested from a practical standpoint, which depends on terms directly measured by the CPT (qt or qc, fs and z).

The lexical parser depends on terms existing in medical text without internal modifiers.

"It revolved around sport more than anything — depending on the term, football, cricket, or hockey".

Dads will be more likely to take paternity leave (or parental leave depending on the term a company uses) when they see more dads take it.