dependency
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5.5
- noun
- /dɪˈpɛndənsi/
- Specialized
:
dependencia
- Why do we have directed dependency here rather than just covariation?
- dependency graph
- data dependencies
- detect dependencies
But you know, if, if you compile open CV with certain dependencies, you'll be able to do certain things.
- But you know, if, if you compile open CV with certain dependencies, you'll be able to do certain things.
Examples
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Data collected over space and time are structured under spatiotemporal dependency processes.
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Thus, programmers are responsible for avoiding dependencies that lead to data races.
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These are the sentence dependency paths that she found.
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A proper cultural identity will help free our minds from dependency on the cultures of other people.
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To ensure correctness, the order of jobs is constrained based on their data dependencies.
Academic text (2018) -
Experts manually identify dependencies and relevant metrics, quantify the relationships between components, and devise a prediction strategy.
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The software project failed to compile because it was missing a required dependency on the graphics library.
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Before running the program, make sure to install all necessary dependencies listed in the documentation.
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The team's ability to meet deadlines often relies on managing external dependencies effectively.
Antonyms
How Essential
- Specialized
6
5.5
- Specialized
77
4.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dependency comes from the Latin dependere, where de- means 'down' and pendere means 'to hang', so it means 'something that other things hang on'. That's why in computing a dependency is a piece of software a program needs to run.