Sentence examples for concepts for dynamic from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, there are two control concepts for dynamic spectrum access in cognitive radio systems: a centralized and a decentralized one.

The research presented in this paper proposes a concept for dynamic process management as part of an integrated approach to engineering process support.

This paper presents new concepts for distributed dynamic design environments that deal with three aspects not effectively considered by the design literature in an integrated way: design history, CAD data model, and virtual prototyping.

Dufwenberg and Kirchsteiger (2004) showed that extending the concept of reciprocity for dynamic games does not allow for a proof of existence using backward induction, given that the best action of each player at each history not only depends on the strategy of the other players, but also on the actions of the same player at other histories.

Work by others has shown that the mammary ECM protein fibronectin and its specific integrin α5β1 are under hormonal control and in turn mediate hormone response in mammary epithelium, providing further support for the concept of Dynamic Reciprocity in the mammary gland [ 6, 7].

First, the modeling concepts for the nonlinear dynamic analysis are discussed and used as a basis for a finite element formulation.

In this paper, we present the concept of Dynamic Application Profiles for the transparent support of QoS in the Internet.

Conclusion and future work are provided in Section V. A concept of dynamic response estimation for power system was proposed in [12].

Through an overview of improvements and limits of the state of the art of synthetic fluorescent probes for the detection of intracellular zinc and copper, we report here new routes for the design and the synthesis of novel metal coordination compounds able to overcome the present weaknesses for a new concept of dynamic metallostasis.

We demonstrate that the evolutionary concept of dynamic fitness values for genetic changes which is extensively modulated and defined by tissue microenvironment is necessary to explain the age-related rates of somatic evolution.

In order to address vibration and structural dynamic concepts for lithographic tool installations, the chapter discusses and evaluates the overall dynamic scenario.