Sentence examples for dynamic defines from inspiring English sources
From the early days of pinball through to Donkey Kong on the NES to Call of Duty: Ghosts, the single player game dynamic defines most modern gaming.
This is due to the fact, that in the CSP, all analytical relation types static and/or dynamic defining the product and its behavior are implemented and integrated from the beginning.
The man/woman difference and the dominance/submission dynamic define each other.
Genome-wide MNase-Seq in a strain where S2P is absent revealed that a subset of 324 genes displays specific changes of promoter nucleosome dynamic, defined as position shift, fuzziness change, and occupancy change as defined by the DANPOS bioinformatics pipeline, which leads to a shorter NDR at TSS.
These distances are considered as infinitesimal perturbations and, thus, local dynamic stability defines the reaction of the gait dynamics to these perturbations.
The dynamic range defines the precision that must be applied to measuring the inputs or generating the outputs.
Thus the instances were created such that the requests can be selected as static or dynamic by defining the desired degree of dynamism.
Static and dynamic functions defined in ASM model can be expressed through variables defined, respectively, as FROZENVAR and VAR in NuSMV.
Dynamic mapping (defined as matching and scheduling) is performed when the arrival of tasks is not known a priori.
The most quoted reason for this is that the individual dynamic operations defining the treatment cycle are complex, highly non-linear and poorly understood.
But as a metaphor, it is an extremely potent representation of the science-fiction and fantasy community's complicated relationship with the idea of nostalgia — a dynamic simultaneously defined by an inextinguishable yearning to search for lost time, and by an eternal vigilance for the dangers that even a quick glance in the rearview mirror can pose to forward-looking genres.
