0 relying on (someone etc) for (financial) support -- bergantung
He is totally dependent on his parents.
1 (of a future happening etc) to be decided by -- bergantung
Whether we go or not is dependent on whether we have enough money.
For instance, one could take into account a theory of dependent and impredicative types.
Everyone is dependent on everyone else to produce sound resulting in a truly collaborative situation.
Money transfers fail because they enable the local people to carry more risk and make them less dependent on income from formal employment.
Regression trees separate independent variables that, together, change the dependent variable and create multiple groupings to explain the data.
Most values on the dependent variable for this analysis are around 5 per cent, while a few are dispersed at very high levels.
This similarity yields equivalent performance in tasks where performance is dependent on the new semantic representation.
Is it language-type dependent structural properties of the languages involved in the contact situations?
Part of hospitals' revenues was then made dependent upon the number of patients treated and the patient mix.
