High-latitude ionospheric plasma, closely connected to the solar wind and magnetospheric dynamics, produces very dynamic and short-lived Global Positioning System (GPS) scintillations, making it challenging to characterize them.
Train-tracking diagram is shown in Fig. 3, monitoring the differences in guarded distance which is dynamic and shorter than that in Fig. 2.
Since insight and its constituent features are dynamic and short-lived in time, EEG seems perfectly suitable to address these questions due to its excellent millisecond range temporal resolution and still offers reasonable spatial resolution for signals in the cerebral cortex.
Carriage during this study was dynamic and short-lived compared with other studies in Europe (15, 30, 35 ).
Because the product life cycle is much more dynamic and shorter for the consumer electronic markets, the technology developed by the regulated manufacturers may be out of date by the time they have gained approval.
A previous study comparing nuclear and cytoplasmic β-actin dynamics showed that nuclear actin can form dynamic oligomers and short polymers (McDonald et al. 2006) reviewed in De Lanerolle and Serebryannyy (2011).
The most significant problems in the maintenance of highway networks are low strength against dynamic loads and short service life of pavements.
The ability to obtain dynamic images, and short scanning times (<1 min), quantification, and the ability to monitor the same animal during a longitudinal study are promising results of this study.
These events are usually dynamic and of short duration.
The Arizona College of Medicine medical school has a student body of less than 600, and each year they graduate about 115 students (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Arizona_College_of_Medicine), which allows for more dynamic and relatively short-term curricular changes, as well as faculty development initiatives.
