Sentence examples for term depends on from inspiring English sources

The heat source term depends on the dielectric properties which are temperature dependent.

In short, President Bush's second term depends on his being President Both.

The loan term depends on the buyer's age: older buyers receive shorter terms.

Economic recovery in the short term depends on that spending urge staying firmly in place.

Investors are eager to see signs that the economy is strengthening, and analysts say the market's ability to advance over the longer term depends on this.

But the company's ability to restructure and survive over the long term depends on "market conditions and continued government support," the office concluded.

Pungency may increase when full understanding of the term depends on a little inside information or knowledge of a term already in use, often on the slang side itself.

Whether this will translate into sustained demand in the long term depends on whether these companies are able to overcome infrastructural hurdles and fare well in the Indian market, he said.

And here in Connecticut, Mr. Lieberman's home state, his incompatible dual candidacies have created a complex game of political dominoes involving a large cast of candidates for whom a shot at higher office, at least in the near term, depends on which way Domino No. 1, Mr. Lieberman, tumbles on Election Day.

The convective term depends on air velocity (v) and radiative term depends on air temperature.

Neither term depends on the number of memory accesses.