Sentence examples for a dynamic transformation from inspiring English sources

Raman, XPS and model catalyst experimental results have shown that there is a dynamic transformation between defects and oxygen functionalities during the catalytic reactions.

A modification of the Partial Least-Squares (PLS) modelling procedure is presented which permits incorporation of a dynamic transformation into the standard algebraic form of this model.

Furthermore, the synthetic index is employed in a dynamic transformation model that works in a cluster system of municipalities, where the Landscape Economic Value acts as an attractor factor generating people flows.

The data model integrates a spatial data set of hierarchical model representation and a dynamic transformation mechanism for runtime adaptation to the changes and movements of the assembly structures.

The new formulation, based on a dynamic transformation of the original state space with the statistics of the PDF as parameters, preserves the non-negativity of the PDF and incorporates short-time properties of the underlying stochastic process.

As above, the affordances of embodied actions for spatial thinking may result from their role as external representations that make spatial information more salient or their ability to cue relevant spatial motor schemas that help learners predict the outcome of a dynamic transformation.

Lamothe, who took office in May 2012, said he was resigning "with a sense of accomplishment" after seeing the country experience "a deep and dynamic transformation and a real change in benefit of its people".

In a speech that was delayed past midnight, Lamothe said he was leaving "with a sense of accomplishment", adding: "This country has undergone a deep and dynamic transformation and a real change in benefit of its people".

The dynamic transformation from a binary form to a quaternary form with addition of only 1 wt% of the SAN nanoparticles was demonstrated through the dynamic mechanical results.

This descriptive analysis presents a broad view of the dynamic transformation underway in governance at the global and local levels.

The DevS sees the critical area of state failure as the lack of adequate institutional and political capacity to produce a dynamic societal transformation towards greater social and economic development.