Sentence examples for made dependencies from inspiring English sources

In 1938 the six islands were made dependencies of St. Helena.

Since recursive Gaussian filters make dependencies between pixels, it is conventional to allocate a line into a thread in a core processes.

It subsequently was made a dependency of the Falkland Islands.

In 1674 it was claimed by the crown of France and made a dependency of Martinique.

In "Confessions of an English Opium-Eater," he argued that what made his dependency monstrous was not the visions it induced which were sublime as well as terrifying but, rather, what he would later call "the tyranny of opium".

After being conquered by the Arabs in 655 and made a dependency of Tunis and Kairouan (Al-Qayrawān), it passed back and forth between Sicilian, Norman, and Ḥafṣid control from the 12th to the 15th century.

The P. juliflora's effect on the life-supporting unit of pastoralist, grazing land, has made sole dependency on pastoralism less likely.

Overall, despite the progress made, prolonged dependency on family care continues to jeopardize these patients' right to self determination and autonomy.

Architectural decision modeling makes these dependencies explicit and serves as a foundation for knowledge management tools.

Some non-Whiteheadian process ontologists explore formal theories of circular and impredicative definitions to make these dependencies claims more precise.

The widespread use of digital assistants and robots makes technical dependencies conceivable, while new questions arise concerning data privacy and data security.