Sentence examples for extreme dependence from inspiring English sources

The consensus from virtually all economists that a gas tax abatement will do nothing to blunt our extreme dependence on oil should be a wake-up call to the public to demand better answers from the candidates.

As a result of its extreme dependence on the human senses for verification of knowledge, Idéologie threatened not only religious doctrine but secular authority as well, and the movement was suppressed by Napoleon from 1803.

It's exactly the opposite of David Fincher's passionately realized fascination with history and trauma in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," a fantasy of time-distortion that's the opposite of "Adaline" in another way, too — its extreme dependence on special effects to conjure its impossible vision.

An extreme dependence on robustness against uncertainty can lead to lethargic decision-making and loss of opportuneness.

This is a crucial point since it is the extreme dependence that is of interest when computing risks.

Because of this extreme dependence on a single professor, the letter continues, "[a] PI has tremendous influence over the career of a Postdoctoral Scholar.

Estimates suggest that extreme seas show greater extremal dependence from West to East than from North to South.

Extensions to joint modelling of multivariate extremes, incorporating extremal spatial dependence (using max-stable processes) or more general extremal dependence (using the conditional extremes approach) are outlined.

Here we present new multivariate extreme value models, as well as, coefficients to assess multivariate extremal dependence.

Many applications of multivariate extreme value analysis adopt models that assume a particular form of extremal dependence between variables without justification.

Many in this proud company town of 423,000 are questioning their extreme economic dependence on a single corporation, even if it is the world's largest automaker.