Sentence examples for depends either on from inspiring English sources

Nothing depends either on one's own efforts or on the efforts of others.

Since dance is a performing art, the survival of any dance work depends either on its being preserved through tradition or on its being written down in some form.

But she added that the adequacy of a vegetarian diet depends either on modern scientific knowledge or on traditional food habits, developed over many generations, in which people have worked out a complete diet by putting different foods together.

Above the melting temperature, an increase in the conductivity depends either on an increase in ionic mobility (samples with low salt concentration) or on the creation of charge carriers (samples with high salt concentration).

The results indicate that in the selective oxidation of alkanes not only the first step of activation is important, but also of particular importance is the stability in the reaction conditions of the products formed, which depends either on the oxidizing power of the surface or on the stability of the product formed as regards consecutive oxidation.

The present method of selection of machining parameters mainly depends either on previous work experience of the process planner or thumb rule or any machining data hand book.

And best not to depend, either, on suggestions from the wilder fringe that voluntary euthanasia may solve the problem.

The ratio was found not to depend either on t-butanol concentration or on gas flow rate.

Glucose dehydrogenase from Bacillus sp. served as a convenient model of synthetic enzymes that depend either on NAD+ or NADP+.

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.

The Hölder continuity and Harnack inequality are known if p does not depend either on t or on x.