Sentence examples for dynamic and continuously from inspiring English sources

For example, the change in liquid food flow direction during a single trophallactic event may indicate that the donor and receiver roles are highly dynamic and continuously regulated.

We suggest that the diversity of livelihood strategies and land use types is dynamic and continuously in transition; this creates a complex and changing landscape.

This approach brings some insights on how meaning might be assigned to symbols, in a dynamic and continuously changing environment being experienced by an agent.

Lamellipodia, filopodia, microspikes and retraction fibers are characteristic features of a dynamic and continuously changing cell surface architecture and moesin, ezrin and radixin are thought to function in these microextensions as reversible links between plasma membrane proteins and actin microfilaments.

But "A Disappearing Number," which is conceived and directed by Simon McBurney, and which snapped up all the major new-play awards in London when it was first produced in 2007, is lucid, dynamic and continuously engaging.

The high-rate acquisition, which acquired an image every five seconds, was used only at Halema'uma'u (HTcam), where the highly dynamic and continuously circulating lava lake requires a high observation rate.

Del Bimbo [17] proposed a PF-based tracker to exploit a first order dynamic model and continuously adapt the model noise so as to balance uncertainties between the static and dynamic components of the state vector, which was formulated as θt = Aθt ‐ 1 + νt ‐ 1,where νt ‐ 1 is an additive, zero mean, and isotropic Gaussian uncertainty term.

Cortical microtubules form a dynamic network and continuously undergo shrinking (catastrophe), pausing and rebuilding (rescue).

We have previously shown that Finnish B. pertussis population was dynamic and has continuously evolved [6], [13], [21].

Our data confirmed that B. pertussis population is dynamic and is continuously evolving [6], [13], [21], suggesting that the bacterium uses gene loss as one strategy for its better adaptation to the highly vaccinated populations.

Our results showed that the progressive gene loss occurred in Finnish B. pertussis strains isolated during a period of 50 years and confirmed that B. pertussis is dynamic and is continuously evolving, suggesting that the bacterium may use gene loss as one strategy to adapt to highly immunized populations.