Sentence examples for hardly dependent from inspiring English sources

But play-action is hardly dependent on a weapon like that.

Although a few of the prints are imposingly big, the impact of Pyke's work is hardly dependent on scale; he allows larger-than-life subjects (including Norman Mailer, Richard Serra, and Kurt Vonnegut) to dominate but never loses control of the frame.

In contrast, the conductivity of the films was found hardly dependent on the PAA content up to 18 wt %.

The output power exceeds 10 mW at 20 °C; the differential efficiency and threshold current are hardly dependent on temperature over a very broad range.

For example, way finding is believed to be strongly dependent on the lay-out of the building and seems to be hardly dependent on (escape) route signs.

The extent of desulfurization was hardly dependent on the pH where as the volume ratio of hydrocarbon-aqueous phase significantly affected the desulfurization activity.

His style is declarative, with hardly a dependent clause.

Archard's identification of the Western notion of the child as 'a vulnerable, weak, and dependent creature' hardly coincides with the migrant child who is the first person within the family to confront its new surroundings and to adapt to 'changing meanings of identity and belonging' (Ibid).

In practice, such high dimensional dependent data hardly conforms to a multivariate normal distribution.

But overborrowing was hardly unique to resource-dependent nations in the 1970's and 1980's.

These wobbles are awkward for Mr Harper, who hopes to win this October's general election by campaigning on the Conservatives' record of economic competence.Canada is hardly Venezuela, whose oil-dependent economy is expected to contract by 7% this year.