Sentence examples for stand dependency from inspiring English sources

She couldn't stand dependency.

New single Night and Day expounds the virtues of familial provision, One Life Stand values romantic dependency, and they dedicate one tune to keyboardist Joe Goddard's child sleeping nearby, "so keep it down".

The scheme presented in this paper is illustrated in Figure 1, where solid lines stand for forward dependencies and dashed lines for feedback mechanisms.

These dependencies stand to inform standard therapeutic approaches, which anticipate a positive response to cell killing and mitotic arrest.

Relating the growing stock or growth itself to this growing area can provide practically relevant information about the dependency between stand density and productivity and enable, e.g. the derivation of the optimum stand density for growth and yield (Dippel 1982; Spellmann and Nagel 1992).

A DfID spokesperson said: "DfID is a world leader in helping countries leave aid dependency behind and stand on their own two feet, building a safer, more prosperous world.

scikit-image can be installed either bundled in a Scientific Python distribution, such as Anaconda (conda command line) or Canopy, or stand alone (along with its dependencies) using a installer/packager such as pip or Ubuntu's Aptitude.

For one thing, humans, like all other creatures of the universe, are the creation of God, and as creatures human beings stand in a relationship of utter dependency on God.

Such trials provide valuable insights into the dependency of growth on stand density at particular sites.

Some components fail as soon as one of their dependencies failed, other may be more resilient and stand the failure of some of their dependencies.

'Shrugging off breast dependency symbolises being able to stand on your own two feet.