Sentence examples for to be fully dependent from inspiring English sources

This allows reversible 4D printed parts to be fully dependent on external stimuli; parts can also be potentially reused after every recovery, or even used in continuous cycles an aspect that carries industrial appeal.

All-dimension selection, where the dimensions are assumed to be fully dependent on each other.

On the dependency of feature dimension, we defined several channel selection, as follows:  All-dimension selection, where the dimensions are assumed to be fully dependent on each other.

In the group discussions, it was stated that having a flock was also a way to be your own boss and not to be fully dependent on being a hired labourer 'mas vale arrear que ser arreado' (it is better to herd than be herded).

But in contrast to Hosur et al., this was reported to be fully dependent on TACE activity.

All particles affecting inflammasome activity were shown to be fully dependent on potassium efflux, suggesting a role for ionotropic P2X receptors or other potassium channels.

Olga had always wanted a child, so she'd gone and found a man who would be fully dependent on her.

"Strengthening the squad will of course be fully dependent on who we retain and the budget available".

People can develop a range of problems including involuntary movements, personality changes and altered behaviour and may be fully dependent on carers towards the end of their lives.

Adaptation to new environments is fully dependent on the ability of the population to respond in a time span comparable to that of the external fluctuations, and evolution apparently selects mutation rates that permit this long-term adaptation [ 23- 25].

All part of Google's plan to ensure that humanity is fully dependent on its services, I suppose.