Sentence examples for by the dynamic evolution from inspiring English sources

It is a sudden engineering disaster caused by the dynamic evolution of the deformation and facture of coal-rock mass.

The phenomena are characterized by the dynamic evolution of the surface coordination numbers, and that of the surface area per platinum mass.

Clearly, the evolution of feathers in the lineage leading to modern birds has been shaped by the dynamic evolution of α- and β-keratins.

By following the dynamic evolution of lipid rearrangement around the macroion, we can identify two timescales corresponding to two processes.

A common basic understanding of evolution has been profoundly enriched by insights into the dynamic evolution of genomes, in which a wide range of processes and entities including diverse mobile elements and specific mechanisms for HGT play major roles (e.g., [ 107- 113]).

Thirdly, a novel DSM is established by making a liberal allowance for the dynamic evolution behaviors of the TVMFF channel and PU state.

A common approach to modeling such networks is by a master equation that governs the dynamic evolution of the joint probability mass function of the underlying population process and naturally leads to Markovian dynamics for such process.

There were 40 genes in common between the study by Sackton et al. on the dynamic evolution of the Drosophila innate immune system [ 37] and ours.

For an isotropic material featured by four constants, i.e. the Lamé constants and two length scale parameters (Aifantis model), the dynamic evolution problem is characterized by a Hamilton-type variational principle and a solution uniqueness theorem.

The ability to classify CISs according to relative clonality within a tumor mass will significantly improve our understanding of the dynamic evolution of tumors induced by insertional mutagenesis, and it will allow mechanistic connections to be made between independent mutation events that would otherwise be impossible.

In addition, the board must have more than global access to data it must have knowledge of the global exposure and the systemic risk provided by a research staff that continually tests its instruments against the dynamic evolution of markets.