Sentence examples for forming a dependency from inspiring English sources

Steve Hewish, service manager at Addaction Lincolnshire, says: "Anyone who drinks to excess or in an uncontrolled fashion could be considered to be at risk of forming a dependency on alcohol".

I also felt my body forming a dependency.

The uncertainty of wartime leaves young people acutely vulnerable; separated from family or other support structures, children can form a dependency on their military commanders that makes them easy to exploit.

The reason is that small-sized companies, very young companies, and companies that struggle to survive in the market are more likely to form a dependency on companies that are large in size, have a long history and have constantly performed well in the market.

These peaks form a dependency structure and exacerbate the problem of overlapping database matches; accounting for them in some manner is needed to avoid an overwhelming number of false annotations.

Quickly forming a bond of dependency, the trio begins an aimless and confusing adventure.

When looking at the edges two, three and four of Fig.  10, one can see that these relations form a circular dependency, as receiving the retinal location depends on sending the spatial modulation map (2), which depends on receiving the object mask first (3).

Their nodes represent random variables (discrete or continuous) and the edges represent conditional dependencies, forming a directed acyclic graph.

As such, the problem is considerably more sticky when a startup forms an unwelcome dependency.

Once established, these belief sets then form a kind of dependency.

The major driving forces of human-induced change in LULC form a complex system of dependencies, interactions and feedback loops at different spatiotemporal scales (Agarwal et al. 2002; Verheye 2007).