Sentence examples for a dynamic description of from inspiring English sources

Principle of microscopic reversibility, principle formulated about 1924 by the American scientist Richard C. Tolman that provides a dynamic description of an equilibrium condition.

In order to mimic miscible-like behavior during gas injection, a dynamic description of methane and carbon dioxide was proposed.

At run-time, the concurrent execution of the basic elements is continuously displayed and provides a dynamic description of the system.

Importantly, proposed composite biomarker may be suitable for a dynamic description of patients' condition.

Indeed, the hazard function in the Cox models provides a dynamic description of how the instantaneous risk of getting PM varies over the age.

7 MD provided a dynamic description of the protein surface that was much more informative than that obtained from the 'static' crystal structure.

In fact, history-dependent responses are a general feature of any dynamical system, and can be studied conveniently with any dynamic description of neuronal behavior (for example, through a set of differential equations).

Using a method of first-passage processes, a full dynamic description of the target search is presented.

Understanding the interactions of these subpopulations their potential for competition as well as cooperation requires both a metabolic model capable of accounting for a wide range of environmental conditions, and a detailed dynamic description of the cells' shared extracellular space.

The monitoring equipment is embedded into a backpack that is carried during 'climatic urban walks' that can be reproduced at different times of the day or seasons so to yield a detailed and dynamic description of the climatic context of a portion of the city from the pedestrian point of view.

Our initial analysis of the lectins' crystal structures did not show an obvious amphiphilic structure, but crystallography provides only a static, not dynamic, description of protein structure and function and hence will require more investigation.