Sentence examples for stands depending on from inspiring English sources

"RSS" stands (depending on whom you ask) for "Rich Site Summary," "RDF Site Summary," or "Really Simple Syndication".

Canopy closure occurs at around six to eight years of age in P. radiata stands depending on tree stocking (Cooper et al. 1987; Eyles and Fahey 2006).

The system module presented allows considerable flexibility in the analysis and assessment of product suitability for automatic assembly, the selection of assembly equipment and the creation of new configurations of assembly stands, depending on changing needs of manufactured products.

Although treated stands stored less carbon than untreated stands before and similar amounts of carbon immediately after wildfire, our long-term simulations suggest that treated stands will recover pre-wildfire carbon stocks 10 to 35 years more quickly than untreated stands, depending on the baseline used.

As people enter they ask one another where to stand depending on what they are looking for.

As things now stand, depending on the insurance company, some medical and psychological components of weight loss treatments are covered, and parents can sometimes take tax deductions for fees to programs, depending on their tax situation.

"Where you stand depends on where you sit".

A skeptic might say: In this paradoxically fast-moving impasse, where you stand depends on where you stand.

This idea, that "where you stand depends on where you sit," is often called Miles's law after the Truman-era bureaucrat who coined the phrase.

In any case, as they used to say in Harvard's politics department, where you stand depends on where you sit.

"In Washington there is an old saying, 'Where you stand depends on where you sit.' " Sadly, no truer words have ever been said about the influence of money on our nation's capital.