Sentence examples for a dynamic version of from inspiring English sources

Dynamically equivalent excitations are utilized to formulate a dynamic version of Saint-Venant's principle for symmetric excitations with frequencies below the first cut-off frequency of a strip.

Eells (1984) constructs a dynamic version of the tickle defense to meet this objection.

DRS uses logical beams which can be seen as a dynamic version of sectors.

This may be interpreted as a dynamic version of the Saint-Venant's principle.

Later, a dynamic version of the classical EOQ model for deteriorating items was developed by Wagner and Whitin (1958).

The aim of designing a dynamic version of WBTC is to adapt it for real-time transmission.

In "The Hunger Games," as Katniss — a more dynamic version of Ree — she has a lightly burnished copper complexion, and when she's still, there's something luminous, slightly otherworldly about her.

It is, I think, a more dynamic version of the history of modern art than the more deterministic one which it replaced".

The scheme is essentially a fully dynamic version of the PDP solution.

The dynamic deformation of the slope is calculated using a fully dynamic version of DDA in which time-dependent acceleration is used as input.

It is shown that the same shortened relation may be also obtained from a refined dynamic version of the semi-membrane theory for cylindrical shells.