Sentence examples for dynamic aging from inspiring English sources

For intrinsic reliability, both reliability models (a design compatible WLR description), and dynamic aging compensation schemes are required.

Dynamic aging is the consequence of reduced nitric oxide (NO) bioavailability, leading to endothelial dysfunction and a higher tone of smooth muscle cells in the arterial media.

The bride, 29, is the manager of the Center for Dynamic Aging, a geriatric medical group practice with offices in Hackensack, N.J., and Teaneck, N.J.

Her mother, a geriatrician, is the founder of the Center for Dynamic Aging, with offices in Fort Lee, N.J., and Teaneck.

The analysis presented below follows the approach of a Dynamic Aging Process (DAP) model developed by Yang [5].

This particular involves flat steel inserted from end to end are in constant rolling, the cells containing the mud are in placed on it for dynamic aging (Fig. 14).

This technique integrates the advantages of LSP, dynamic strain aging (DSA), dynamic precipitation (DP) and post-shock tempering to obtain optimized microstructures for extending fatigue life, such as nanoprecipitates and highly dense dislocations.

Such peculiar behavior of this alloy is due to active dynamic strain aging in its β-bcc structure.

He picks up the thread: "By far the most dynamic age group growing food is the 28- to 38-year-olds, which is historically not a gardening age group.

But are modern marketers fully equipped to deal with the technical demands of this dynamic age, and are the courses that prepare them for work in the field fit for purpose?

The Republican Party is experiencing an existential crisis, born of its own misguided incongruity with modern American culture and its insistence on choosing intransigence in a dynamic age of fundamental change.