Sentence examples for a case of dynamic from inspiring English sources

This is a case of dynamic optimisation that requires an algorithm able to cope with changes in the objective landscape.

The Bangkok experience presents a case of a dynamic city with competition between its traditions and the Western contemporary influences on its urban spaces.

The engine has been designed using scaling criteria, which imply a case of relaxed dynamic similarity, that is to say, without preserving the equality among all of the prototype's and the derivative's dimensionless groups.

The skeptical theist can consistently push CORNEA and the Moorean shift, because she only argues that CORNEA blocks the inductive inference to the conclusion that there is no justification for some evil (which is a case of alleged dynamic support), not that one's all-things-considered attitude toward pointless evil ought to be agnosticism (which would be a case of static support).

Unlike static games which are played in one shot, RG are a special case of dynamic games which consider a cooperation plan and consist in repeating at each step the same static game and the utilities result from averaging the static game utilities over time [16].

A simple case of dynamic equilibrium occurs in constant velocity motion across a surface with kinetic friction.

By adopting very large time increments, static nonlinear analysis can be accomplished as a special case of dynamic analysis.

In a more general case of dynamic network systems, both node activity states and connections between nodes may change over time.

Additionally, authors in [96] made a theoretical analysis on the SINR performance in case of dynamic time-division duplex (TDD) transmission in small cells.

Uncertainty analysis of vision-based measuring devices working in almost-static conditions was widely studied in literature, but the case of dynamic measurements still needs a further analysis.

The long sampling time of 40 min could be a drawback of the conventional acac method in the case of dynamic processes where the formaldehyde concentration rapidly changes over time.