Sentence examples for due to the dynamics of from inspiring English sources
Also, the pace of development in the corporate sector is slow, which is due to the dynamics of the real economy".
It may be explained by the transient variation of surface tension due to the dynamics of meniscus expansion.
However, the trend of performance improvement has found a technological limit: self-excited vibrations due to the dynamics of the system machine-workpiece-tooling (i.e. chatter).
We suggest this to be due to the dynamics of the flow of the to-be-dispersed phase towards and through the membrane.
Due to the dynamics of underlying theories, argument construction is not a monotonic process, which is different from the existing argumentation framework where arguments are constructed incrementally.
Collapse processes simply aren't as fast as Tainter thinks, and do not occur simply due to the dynamics of the resource issues surrounding his concept of 'complexity.' This doesn't mean Tainter is entirely wrong, just that his theorisation of what makes collapses take place, whether over shorter of longer periods of time, is open to question.
Due to the dynamics, the equation of the system can be expressed in the form mddot{x} + f(x) = 0. (10) The maximum acceleration (ddot{x}_{m}) can be obtained by solving the dynamics equation.
Due to the dynamics and the mobility of devices in SHs, available devices are not likely to fully match the desired requirements.
Due to the intrinsic dynamics of the FG-Nups, even state-of-the-art electron tomographic studies are not able to visualize them within the central NPC channel, despite their millimolar concentrations (Bui et al., 2013).
Due to the complex dynamics of water quality, integrated control of CUDN and WWTP considering both flows and quality of the conveyed wastewater is a difficult problem.
A detailed and reliable dynamic model of the process is necessary for proper design; however, due to the complex dynamics of the process, the choice of operating condition is not straightforward.
