The phrase "dynamic description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe something that is changing and evolving over time. For example, "The stock market is a constantly dynamic description of the current economic climate."
In fact, history-dependent responses are a general feature of any dynamical system, and can be studied conveniently with any dynamic description of neuronal behavior (for example, through a set of differential equations).
Principle of microscopic reversibility, principle formulated about 1924 by the American scientist Richard C. Tolman that provides a dynamic description of an equilibrium condition.
For simplicity, assume that The dynamic description of this model is then given by (1.1).
A simple model is introduced for fluid dynamic description of airlift loop reactors.
In order to mimic miscible-like behavior during gas injection, a dynamic description of methane and carbon dioxide was proposed.
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In order to incorporate detailed STAT3 dynamics into our model, we construct dynamic descriptions for STAT3 transcription, translation and IL6 driven activation.
Thus, dynamic descriptions of enzymatic transition states are required.
From this point on, the dynamic descriptions of x and (xi) are assumed decoupled, and they will be employed to evaluate control performance and diagnosis performance, respectively.
For instance, the interplay of positive and negative regulators and the various feed-forward and feed-back loops in regulating expression of glucose transporters is so well described that modeling efforts have yielded highly predictive dynamic descriptions of its behavior.
The measurements for small and medium fractional free areas with all the systems can be well represented by the Pilhofer formulation, which is based on the fluid-dynamic description of the movement of drop swarms.
