Sentence examples for a latter dynamic from inspiring English sources
Given the sudden BicD-dependent change in motion from phase II to IIB, it is possible that BicD has two roles an initial structural one, possibly recruiting dynein as previously discussed by others, and a latter dynamic regulatory role, once the dynein is recruited.
This latter dynamic has an influence on how PI is translated into a "policy problem" in various circumstances.
The Orma pastoral women provide an apt example of this latter dynamic (Einsminger 1992).112 The Kenya National Development Plan of 1989 to 1993 envisaged long-term goal policy plans that stressed improvements in standard of living of people in Arid and Semi-arid Lands (ASALs) by integrating them into the wider Kenya economy.
If we carry the system to extreme values, α R > 1, this latter dynamic might represent a hypersensitive Treg response, which could be beneficial to prevent autoimmunity, although perhaps at the cost of not being able to control infections or even, inducing immunodeficiency.
But the theatrical and journalistic worlds are culturally very far apart – the former creative and thoughtful, the latter dynamic and urgent – and, as a Hollywood film star, Alan had been bitten by others in my trade.
Periosteal reaction/abnormalities: Periosteum is a bi-layered zone, comprising of an outer fibrous layer and an inner cambium; the latter is dynamic and has osteoblastic potential.
For the latter, a complete dynamic model of the reactor was developed and used to assess the thermal runaway analysis by the perturbations theory.
In the latter case, dynamic operation shows significant benefits compared to the static case for traffic loads higher than 0.4.
We note that an on switch consumes a constant power plus load dependent variable power; the former will be referred to as static and the latter as dynamic power respectively.
Based on these relationships, Montgomery and Manga (2003) pointed out that there are two main causes of earthquake-related groundwater changes: static volumetric strain change and ground shaking, with the latter including dynamic volumetric strain change.
