| Controls subprogram calls and generic instantiations that call functions with side effect, thus creating a dependance to the order of evaluation. |
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| These experiments on the Falcon-20 served as a quick and efficient way to verify this dependance. |
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| However, do we really know the side effects of tranquilizers, especially when it comes to tolerance and physical dependance? |
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| This increased dependance on DNA evidence, has made the proper handling and processing of biological material all the more critical. |
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| The country wants to keep the nuclear option open, as Kiev wishes to reduce its dependance on Russian energy. |
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| It suggests a culture based on partnerships and solutions, as opposed to a culture of directiveness and dependance. |
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| The country's dependance is then displaced towards financial markets, further complicating the picture. |
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| Still worse than mere dependance, however, is a culture that depends on bingeing. |
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| As Pressley rightly acknowledges, the league is smothered by its dependance on a television deal which depends on four Old Firm matches every season. |
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| Instead the program aims to support the creation of full-time jobs to be filled by individuals who would otherwise have a high risk of future dependance on income support programs. |
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| With respect to the respondent's position, the Tribunal noted that it was not attempting to establish that freedom from alcohol dependance was a bona fide occupational requirement due to considerations of safety. |
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| For example, in 1990, the degree of self-sufficiency in food amounted to 79.3 per cent and the level of dependance on imported foodstuffs declined to 22.3 per cent. |
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| The single currency has eliminated the zone's internal change crises but has favoured rising prices, halted growth, and has accentuated our dependance on the American cycles. |
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| Dans cet article, les termes de dependance spatiale sont implementes a la fois dans le cadre standard et dans le cadre mixed multinominal logit. |
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