Sentence examples for capture the interplay from inspiring English sources
It is embedded into a thermodynamical framework allowing to consistently capture the interplay between mechanics and thermal effects.
They took a bird's-eye, "general equilibrium" view of market economies, setting out equations to capture the interplay between consumers and producers.
An energy partition concept is introduced as a convenient way to capture the interplay between nozzle size and geometry.
Our model not only allows us to capture the interplay between hydrodynamics and reaction kinetics, but also provides an effective means to model polymerization in the presence of solid inclusions.
The control system of an autonomous helicopter has a hybrid switching nature so that a reliable controller is required to be designed to capture the interplay between the continuous part and the discrete logic of the system.
Models simplified in space and time have been elaborated to capture the interplay of supply and demand.
The SWS supports a strategic geopolitical perspective that captures the interplay between military operations and the social, political, and economic landscapes.
Moreover, capturing the interplay between structure and agency that unfolds within these mobility biographies can shed light on both opportunities and drawbacks for sustainability transitions in the transport sector.
This paper reports a microphysical model of MCR elastomers, which quantitatively captures the interplay between the macroscopic deformation of the MCR elastomers and the reversible activation of mechanophores on polymer chains with non-uniform lengths.
2D finite difference AMR modeling capturing the interplay between heat transfer fluid flow and an inhomogenous time-varying magnetic field in the individual regenerator beds has been used in the design process.
Ms. Wieder-Atherton's cello trios invariably captured the interplay of vocal lines and the music's rich harmonic core, but the homogenous textures, supple dynamics and rich, warm vibrato gave the pieces a dark hue and a late-Romantic quality that made them natural foils for the contemporary scores.
