Sentence examples for an increased flexibility from inspiring English sources

Moreover, declarative languages are more frequently used to provide an increased flexibility.

In addition, IFs exhibited an increased flexibility at sites of partial unraveling.

Fundamental period of the system increases from 0.67 to 0.74 s (10.4 % increase) upon inclusion of SSI, indicating an increased flexibility of the structure.

Based on the analysis, the main conclusions of the present study are: 1. Fundamental period of the system increases from 0.67 to 0.74 s (10.4 % increase) upon inclusion of SSI, indicating an increased flexibility of the structure.

Molecular dynamics simulation of a helix-turn-helix motif representing the intracellular TM1-2 domain revealed alterations in backbone conformation, indicating an increased flexibility in these mutants that paralleled changes in elementary steps of channel function.

The above results suggest that an increased flexibility at lower pH might alter the ligand-binding properties of RKIP.

62Boysen-Hogrefe and Groll (2010) point out that more important for the Job Miracle has been a very distinctive wage moderation in the years before the crisis, which together with an increasing flexibility of working-time arrangements in the last decade incentivized more labor-hoarding compared to previous recessions.

The installed power plants for the use of solid biomass and the existing methods for flexibilization give an indication towards the general approaches: (a) increasing flexibility of larger CHP units with methods in analogy to large-scale fossil fueled power plants and (b) using small and decentralized units that allow for grid support from the bottom.

But in my own experience, one of the enduring legacies of a 'breakdown' is a vastly increased flexibility, a smudging of the boundary that used to divide 'the real' from 'the imagined'.

The generalized model exhibits a substantially increased flexibility and a far richer underlying geometry.

This means that room temperature magnetoencephalography (MEG), with a greatly increased flexibility of sensor placement can now be considered.