These matrices are time-dependent since they depend on the NN block weights which are updated through time.
Unlike Platonic abstracta, however, they not only have have a beginning in time, but they are also dependent entities since they depend on other entities for their existence.
2) Among lung macrophages, alveolar macrophages are the least dependent on Csf1 since they depend on Csf2 for their survival and maturation locally, and therefore it is unclear why they should express higher levels of the Csf1R?
Since they depend on the liquid pumped to lubricate the internal moving parts, they are not suitable for pumping gases.
"Meanwhile, our regular rankings take a long time to climb, since they depend on criteria like research and citations".
Detroit's circumstances are somewhat unusual, but cities generally may revive at a slower rate than states, since they depend largely on property taxes, still stalled in many places.
Much of British power comes from financial trading, from acting as a gateway to Europe for industry and from property – shifting, insecure bases for the future, since they depend so heavily on favourable legislation.
Since they depend on both the number of reported crimes and the number of perpetrators found guilty, tumbling conviction rates can mean either that fewer people are being convicted or that the police are being told of more crimes.
The three moments of an isotopically substituted molecule are then derived from its microwave spectrum and, since they depend on the same set of molecular parameters, provide three additional pieces of data from which to obtain the eight bond parameters.
It's just to say that if, as people are arguing, government subsidies make a price "artificial," then most loan prices, and most housing prices (since they depend on mortgage rates) in the U.S. have been artificial for the last seventy-five years, because those prices have all been set by institutions that were benefiting from massive non-recourse loans subsidized by the FDIC.
Such judgments are on a par with judgments about which objects are to the right or to the left of which others: they are matters about which there are simply no absolute facts, since they depend on one's perspective, or physical point of view.
