Sentence examples for as a dynamic version from inspiring English sources

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.

The principal difference is in the operations on justifications and corresponding closure conditions on admissible evidence function \ \cal E\) in Justification Logic models, which may hence be regarded as a dynamic version of awareness models which necessary closure properties specified.

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

Therefore, a dynamic version that detects the number of clusters, implemented in R, is available [23].

Better still, there's a dynamic version of the wallpaper that will darken, based on the time of day, as the sun sets and stars come out in the desert sky.

In particular, we began by asking what a dynamic version of Schelling's model might look like.

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 shown that this way of approaching large eddy simulation is more efficient and accurate than the use of the very popular Smagorinsky model in standard as well as in dynamic version.

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

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