Sentence examples for particular dependency from inspiring English sources

Now this makes if a country of people who receive, this makes it a country of people who not all of them are working for the money they receive – I'm not saying that Malians are rolling in money, but I think it creates a particular dependency culture – you can't have a one-size-fits-all approach to Mali.

THE most lively controversy in the British economy at the moment is whether the country is slipping back into its old habits; in particular, dependency on a debt-fuelled property boom.In a splendid piece of research last week, Fathom Consulting pointed out thatThe real estate sector accounts for almost of quarter of all the jobs created in the UK over the year to June.

Mathematically, copula is a function that combines univariate PDFs to obtain a joint PDF with a particular dependency structure.

Copula is a mathematical function that combines univariate PDFs to produce a joint PDF with a particular dependency structure.

For example, a cooling scenario of 54.4 27 °C in 1.5 h, the average predicted and observed log10 relative growths were 1.1 log10 and 0.66 log10, respectively, a difference of 0.44 log10, whereas, when assuming a particular dependency of history, the predicted value was 0.8 log10.8

In the case of the rectangular cylinder with depth (D / breadth (B) ratio of 2.0, which is elastically mounted in heaving mode in uniform flows, the aerodynamic divergent oscillations with the particular dependency of response on dynamic properties occur over the resonant velocity.

We also experimentally study dependencies in the DNS infrastructure, in particular, dependencies within domain registrars and within domains, and show that multiple dependencies result in more vulnerable DNS.

Finally, temporal dependencies specify whether a set of tasks must perform operations in a particular temporal dependency.

In particular, data dependency is a major performance bottleneck of data intensive applications.

In this paper, we propose to combine distant supervision with minimal human supervision by annotating features (in particular shortest dependency paths) rather than complete relation instances.

In particular, the dependency of time and distance of closest approach to initial uncertainties on position and velocity of both objects involved in a conjunction is studied.