The country became an independent state in 1991; historically it always used to be a part of bigger national and political entities, dependent on others.
There are two separate entities, dependent on the location of the lesion originating in either bone or extramedullary soft tissue [ 2].
In particular, in 2051 sepsis will no longer be defined simply as a clinical constellation of findings, but rather will be divided into different entities dependent on the intracellular cascades or genes activated.
What were once separate entities eventually become dependent on one another as they evolve into a single organism.
We called this concept "reciprocal learning" to reflect what we believed was the notion of reciprocal interdependency - an interdependency in which the output of a system is produced by the collaboration of all contributing entities, and in which these entities are dependent on each other to produce the optimal system-level output [ 50].
Any version of (4) that is combined with (3) arguably makes individual entities ontologically dependent on relational structure (see (6) below).
All aspects relating to private access, i.e. access control to information and resources reserved to certain entities, are dependent on authentication.
The remaining categories of ASCUS are heterogeneous with respect to human papillomavirus type and HSIL risk, and the value of subclassification of these entities is dependent on the practice.
When the NEA slashed funding last month to two entities historically dependent on it, public television and public radio, the question of its effectiveness became impossible to avoid.
As we want to conceive of substances as entities that are not existentially dependent on one another this approach inevitably introduces a certain tension into our system.
