Sentence examples for direction of the dependence from inspiring English sources

As noted above, the direction of the dependence on m and K was the same under neutrality and selection.

It is possible to explain heuristically the direction of the dependence of psurf on each predictor (λ, m, K) in equation (2).

To investigate the robustness of the dependencies established in Table 1, first we confirmed that for all genotypes, when comparing the estimate of the parameter β in the simpler model of eqn 1 to that in eqn 2 for each value of the time lag j, the direction of the dependence was unchanged.

It is the direction of this dependence which divides proponents of fundamentality into pluralists and monists (one form of such monism is defended in Schaffer 2010b; see also Trogdon 2009).

Contemporary prevailing wisdom holds that the direction of causal dependence goes in the opposite direction; the physical world in fact generates and sustains minds (using neurons to do so).

Conductivity of individual carbon particles was taken as σ p CNT)=105 Sm/m [31], σ p(GNP)=105 Sm/m [32, 33]. Figure 6 shows inclination angle of the particle relative to the direction of the applied field dependence of the field action time when L x was evaluated by Eqs.

In answer to these questions, Lewis (1979) argues that the direction of causation is the direction of causal dependence; and it is typically true that events causally depend on earlier events but not on later events.

One version of such a view, if combined with the idea that the direction of dependence is towards the smaller, is a "gunky" ontology, whereby matter is infinitely divisible "gunk" and objects or matter have no smallest parts.

Individual muscle strain also showed some direction of movement dependence though the results varied from muscle to muscle.

While Code's proposal has not been generally followed, recent epistemology's focus on the indispensability of testimony to inquiry has led feminist epistemologists to take Code's ideas in a different direction, by investigating the dependence of propositional knowledge on knowledge of persons.

Based on the constant M Co oriented in the out-of-plane direction, the field-dependence of the dI/dV signals in Fig. 7c implies a gradual increase of the out-of-plane component of the M T for an increasing external field.