Sentence examples for extend the dependence from inspiring English sources
To ease taxes would not only increase gasoline consumption, and therefore OPEC's revenue, but extend the dependence on fossil fuels that industrialized countries are trying to reduce through the development of alternative sources of energy.
America's State Department recently issued an environmental impact statement that concluded it would not cause significant damage, but its opponents say it will create a risk of dangerous leaks and extend the United States's dependence on oil.
Therefore, some researchers have been constructing some structures that cover not only common negatively dependent random variables but also positively dependent ones to extend the concept of negative dependence.
Gotardo and Martinez extended the temporal dependence to iteratively obtain higher-frequency DCT in [19] and explicitly modeled the complementary spaces of rank three in [20].
[Excerpt] The purpose of this paper is to review and extend the implications of a dependence theory of bargaining power.
So, it is necessary to extend the concept of independence to dependence cases, one of these dependence structures is negatively quadrant dependent (NQD) random variables.
Here, we: (i) incorporate temperature dependence, (ii) extend the constitutive characterization to piecewise linearly elastic plastic fibers to capture the softening behavior of as-spun fibers, and (iii) assemble governing equations for fibers on rollers and in freespans, together with matching conditions, to produce a comprehensive model for a two-stage, non-isothermal industrial draw process.
Last we extend the proposed algorithm to the control dependence graph and the online case which is more realistic.
This reduces the number of parameters and allows us to extend the model to consider the vector's dependence on temperature.
One idea was to reduce the dependence of telephone networks on copper wiring and to extend the backup battery life of the city's cellular towers.
We then extend the model to the partial differential equation to incorporate the spatial dependence of the species.
