Sentence examples for dynamic constant from inspiring English sources
Instead we assume that the 'excitability' underlying seizure generation is a dynamic constant, so that we may explore the dynamics at the moment of onset of a seizure.
Contextual marketing is a dynamic, constant tuning endeavour.
These tool pin profiles were designed based on its static and dynamic constant areas from best suitable cylindrical profile.
Additionally, polygonal pin profiles were generating defects such as voids, tunnel, cracks and fragmental defects irrespective of its static and dynamic constant areas.
In this paper, further research on the performances of the developed LYSPD including the fatigue characteristic is carried out by static and dynamic constant cyclic tests.
As depicted in Figure 10, the programming effort required which is defined by logarithm of the syntax lines to code the algorithm for the proposed dynamic constant programming is much less than the brute-force search.
The heat of shortening and the dynamic constants of muscle.
It will lead to the change of reaction rate constant, adsorption rate, and dynamic constants of bioaccumulation of pollutants, resulting in the change of water quality (Frisk et al.1997; Yu et al.2002; Schiedek et al.2007; Elias & Elias2010).
Following Lo et al. (2005), the values of elastic and dynamic constants chosen for Columbia fine sandy loam (medium ( varOmega_{1} )) saturated by an air water mixture are as follows.
The Tω relation was characterized by the shape parameters ATω and BTω, akin to the dynamic constants of the Hill force-velocity equation [12] and independent of T0. Figure 1 illustrates that independently increasing ATω produces lower torque at any given concentric velocity, while increasing BTω leads to greater concentric, but decreased eccentric force capability.
Through the optimization of the arrangements of a LBL film and the enzyme urease, adequate film architecture urease sandwiched between the LBL film and another CNT layer [EIS- PAMAM/CNT -urease-CNT] exhibited a superior output signal performance and higher sensitivity of about 33 mV/decade by means of capacitance–voltage (C/V) and dynamic constant-capacitance measurements.
