A dynamic dialogue is a conversation in which each participant alternately selects remarks based on a changing world state and in which each remark can change the world state.
That can leave a company with a movie based on a changing set of facts, or, worse, with legal disputes that might block its ability to release a costly picture.
A changing probability to leave general practice could be based on a changing influence of these explanatory factors on the decision to retire.
"There is, to my knowledge, no other service anywhere in the world that can provide a full, multi-leg, journey planning capability based on an ever changing real-time set of schedules," he boasted.
But the odds on favorite answer has always been selectively release crime statistics based on an ever changing metric.
The foreman had to make adjustments based on a dozen constantly changing variables to get the massive machine into the correct position, communicating all that information to the crane operator and the other team members high above the choppy waters of the bay, all moving with the precision and skill of aerialists.
Hundreds of thousands of civilians -= women, children, brothers, sisters, aunts, grandfathers =- all killed based on a tremendous, world changing mistake by the Republicans, George W. Bush and John McCain and Hillary Clintonn).
Not all patients want the same degree of participation in their health care – this appears to vary across patients and within the same patient across different health care issues and across time based on a variety of changing social and cultural factors [ 13- 15].
Based on a step-changing speed profile, given maximal acceleration/deceleration and maximum jerk, the speed curve was modified before it was passed through a linear jerk filter to reduce machining time.
In short, in the vast majority of death-penalty cases we have no idea whether the finding of error that led to a reversal was based on a legal technicality, a changing high-court standard about how a capital crime ought to be tried or a judgment that the defendants might be innocent.
There is strong interest in using sequential multiple assignment randomized trials (SMART) to build high-quality adaptive interventions, where based on an individual's changing health status, you use a sequence of decision rules that pre-specify which interventions to offer, for whom, and when.
