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Many different definitions have been offered, depending on the practical domain, or theoretical tradition.

They are: algorithmically enabled collusion (essentially computerised price fixing); behavioural discrimination (the process by which different customers get different offers depending on their data trails); and what the authors describe as "the dynamic interplay among frenemies" (ie the new ways in which firms can be both collaborators and competitors).

Depending on data distribution and experimental design, XCMS Online offers the choice of parametric or nonparametric, independent (unpaired) or dependent (paired) two-group tests (Table 1).

That service costs $20 to $60 a month depending on data use.

This work depends on data from spacecraft.

Of course, data surveillance doesn't depend on cellphones -- it depends on data.

"These [prediction] methods depend on data," he points out.

"We depend on data," says Dr Scott Drawer, athletic performance manager at England Rugby.

Descriptive retrospective analyses depend on data quality.

The beamformer spatial resolution depends on data.

The precise offer depends on the facts of the case.