Sentence examples for extended dependence from inspiring English sources

We then apply the Stanford conversion tool with the "CCProcessed" setting [12] and the construction method described in Peng et al. [41] to obtain the extended dependence graph (EDG).

The subtitle of this book refers to O'Neill's extended dependence on his father and on the money he earned in a play that symbolized the sentimental values O'Neill learned to loathe.

For example, one patient highlighted the extended dependence among health professionals on technology.

It shall be noted that the extended negative dependence of ({X_{n}, ngeq1}) under (hat{mathbb{E}}) does not imply the extended negative dependence under ε̂.

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.

Failing to support renewable energy, extending our dependence of foreign oil.

This modeling approach can readily be applied to diverse loading modes and material properties and can be extended to include dependence of the interface mechanical behavior on the mechanophore state.

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].

This serial dependence extended over relatively long delays and intervening trials, suggesting that pattern perception is not independent over multiple viewings.

Because if believed it would, like so many other deceptive balloons, buy more time to continue dependence on oil, allow the price to rise, extend a war and make friends and family even more wealthy.

The web application code is then converted into an intermediary representation, called Extended Program Dependence Graph (EPDG).