Sentence examples for starting depends from inspiring English sources

Structure is important for small blades in another way: starting depends on the aerodynamic torque generated by the blade shape and is improved by a low blade inertia, J B, which depends on shape, material, and manufacturing technique.

Detection of pandemics in the early weeks of its starting depends on the case reporting rate and specificity.

I never really thought I'd be starting or possibly starting, depending on Ray's health.

Whether David Huff will be available to come on early in relief, as he did the last time Hughes started, depends on whether Girardi needs Huff before Wednesday.

The age at which screening should start depends on the risk of malignant transformation of the colorectal adenomas.

What happens with the runner who false started depends on the league and type of meet.

In September 2008 guardian.co.uk officially finished the rebuilding of our website, which had started (depending how you count it) in October 2005.

"Our business plan when we started depended on mobilization of other businesses in the area," he said.

Peter K. Bol, a Chinese intellectual historian, started depending on computers as a graduate student at Princeton, in the late nineteen-seventies, because he was a sloppy typist.

As the grid starts depending more heavily on solar panels or wind turbines, it will need other energy sources that can step in quickly to balance the system — preferably ones classified as renewable.

When the first characteristics occur, the process of action should slowly start, depending on the priority of the characteristics.