Sentence examples for immediately dependent from inspiring English sources
Researchers working for Google have produced a new kind of computer intelligence which can learn in ways less immediately dependent on its programmers than any previous model.
Yet few Americans are so immediately dependent on the continued expansion of the fossil-fuel economy that science says is causing the change.
Elaborate urban systems arising in Mexico, Peru, and the eastern Mediterranean from about 4000 bp onward were not immediately dependent on the resources of rivers.
Because finite beings are absolutely and immediately dependent upon him for both their being and properties.
Every being, no matter where it is placed in the scale of beings and no matter how dependent it might be on beings ontologically higher than it (e.g., for human beings, angels) is directly and immediately dependent upon God in and for its existence.
If not implemented with care, biofuel production can put upward pressure on food prices, increase greenhouse gas emissions, exacerbate degradation of land, forests, water sources and ecosystems and jeopardize the livelihood security of individuals immediately dependent on the natural resource base.
This means many people are treated as having type 2 diabetes at diagnosis as they are adults who are not immediately insulin dependent.
Thermal conductivity of nanofluid is time dependent immediately after ultrasonication and independent of time at longer time.
Further, a previous model suggests that KPNB1 nuclear-translocates NFAT immediately after stimulation dependent intracellular calcium influx (Sharma et al., 2011).
However, the model illustrates a dramatic difference between [Ca2+]i and [Ca2+]pred immediately after voltage-dependent calcium channels open following an action potential (Fig. 4Ainset).
Since such failures are not reported in the literature, the time-dependent nature of implants' mechanical failure reminds immediately two classical time-dependent failure mechanisms, fatigue and/or (stress) corrosion [ 25, 26].
