Sentence examples for depending on whether I'm from inspiring English sources
It varies dramatically depending on whether I'm in heavy training, or if I'm taking things a bit easy in the buildup to a competition.
It really varies depending on whether I'm preparing for a tournament, but I'd say five to 10 hours on a light week, 50 or 60 on a heavy week.
Whether you're generally glued to your MacBook's trackpad, or operating with keyboard shortcuts and a mouse (I do both, depending on whether I'm working from home or the road), Clear's user experience shines.
That's great, except that it makes my laptop a prisoner of my iPad for anywhere up to eight hours, depending on whether I'm doing HD video and whether my Florida AT&T connection gears up the web hamsters to deliver download speeds faster than a glacier moves.
Then, the answer will simply depend on whether i is even or odd: u belongs to the graph if and only if i is odd In our reasoning so far, we assumed an infinite number of bitmaps B i. Of course, in practice we cannot store infinitely many (and even simply many) bitmaps.
For if a reason is agent-relative in Nagel's sense, then whether there is a reason for me to promote the state of affairs for which it is a reason will depend on whether I am the agent who figures in the token reason under consideration.
p i depends on the vegetative reproduction parameter β I (0 ≤ β I ≤ 1 of neighbour i. β I is the spatial analogon of r i in the mean-field model, and it takes one of three possible values depending on whether i is in the pre-zygote, the inbred or the outbred post-zygote state.
The problem of determining πi(Sn) falls into three regimes, depending on whether i is less than, equal to, or greater than n.
My wake up time is different every day, depending on whether I am working from home or attending meetings.
Q.Why does a Web page's appearance differ depending on whether I am using Internet Explorer or Netscape Communicator?
The time spent varies depending on whether I am in the office, at home or out and about.
