Sentence examples for models that depend from inspiring English sources
"All models that depend on ECB participation are off the table," Mrs Merkel insisted in her parliamentary address.Anyway, Germans think such drastic solutions are unnecessary.
Suppose EU leaders invited the British government to negotiate on the policies that dominated the referendum and are also fueling resentment in other European countries: loss of local control over immigration; the transfer of power from national parliaments to Brussels; and erosion of social models that depend on strong bonds of citizenship and generous welfare states.
Applications of fractional operators also lead to "memory models" that depend on the definition of the fractional derivative and therefore depend on the computational properties of such derivatives.
Business models that depend on selling high-cost, low-value proprietary products to clients will be threatened, with the result that there may be fewer broker-dealers and investment advisers to choose from.
There are entire business models that depend on geographic targeting, so there is a constant cat-and-mouse game between providers of these services and those seeking to bypass the set restrictions.
We compare the function of actin binding proteins of three well-studied mammalian models that depend on actin-based force generation with the function of their homologues in plants.
This estimator is derived using a statistical reverberation model that depends on the (in general frequency dependent) room reverberation time T 60(k) and the DRR κ k), which varies with the source-microphone distance.
A precise number of saved lives is uncertain because the study is based on statistical modeling that depends on certain assumptions.
It promotes a business model that depends on a constant churn of workers to carry out jobs that are underpaid and insecure at best, and all too often dirty, dangerous, and degrading.
But his "21st century socialism" is a populist, patronage-oriented model that depends less on ideology than it does on the price of a barrel of crude.
Yet some of our biggest companies and industries operate a business model that depends on them extracting money from the British taxpayer.
