Sentence examples for comprehension of dynamic from inspiring English sources

The example of Fig. 2 illustrates how an around advice that is activated at a method call can be represented to enhance the comprehension of dynamic behaviour of a program.

We observe that state diagrams provide higher semantic comprehension of dynamic modeling in UML when the domain is real-time and sequence diagrams are better in the case of a management information application.

Thus, the model proposed in this paper represents the important effects for comprehension of machine dynamic behavior and for further compensation in future.

A comprehension of railway dynamic behavior implies the measure of wheel rail contact forces which are affected by disturbances and errors that are often difficult to be quantified.

Numerical simulations by finite element methods (FEMs) were also adopted for a better comprehension of the dynamic behaviour of the specimen and interpretation of the experimental results.

In this paper we evaluate the comprehension of the dynamic modeling in UML designs by using two split-plot factorial experiments.

More recent work [42] has reappraised the importance of the mental map in the comprehension of a dynamic graph series, while identifying some cases in which it may help [43], [44] (e.g., memorability of the graph evolution, following long paths, recognition of recurrent patterns, tracking a large number of moving objects).

Further comprehension of the dynamic circuits within innate leukocytes is clearly warranted.

In an attempt to get a more accurate comprehension of the metabolic dynamic phenomena, we have proposed a dynamical system called "dissipative metabolic networks" or DMNs, which is basically formed by groups of enzymatic associations dissipatively structured and interconnected by fluxes and regulatory signals (allosteric and covalent).

Advanced human-specific cell- and tissue-based models (e.g., Singh et al. 2011) and next-generation tools are making possible a fuller, dynamic comprehension of disease pathophysiology and a more reliable and cost-effective drug discovery process (Muotri 2015).

Under the influence of Vygotsky, dynamic assessment (DA) has recently crept into the realm of L2 testing to assess learners' cognitive modification through the concept of mediation and zone of proximal development (ZPD) (Ableeva, The Effects of Dynamic Assessment on L2 Listening Comprehension 2008; Lantolf, Sociocultural theory and the pedagogical imperative 2010).