As a consequence, its dynamic response deteriorates rapidly if delays (as due, for example, to the diagnostic system) increase above a certain threshold.
The challenge for researchers is to recognize failing quality of parent child interaction, prior to any event of maltreatment and to intercede in a deteriorating dynamic.
She recognizes that a horse's nature is dynamic, always evolving or deteriorating, depending on circumstances.
We demonstrate that oxidations at moderate potentials can reduce the electrochemical and ohmic polarizations of rGO electrodes without deteriorating diffusion dynamic, thereby improving rate capability.
Under such hydrodynamic pressure, the cantilever and the chip itself tend to move, often deteriorating the dynamic performance of the cantilever response to relevant tip sample interactions.
Because of the presence of the cut-outs, it is expected that the dynamic behavior will deteriorate, and vibration magnitudes will be exaggerated as compared to those of the case without a cut-out.
Consequently, high spindle speeds and low chip loads in a tool with limited stiffness can lead to chatter induced dynamic instability which deteriorates the part quality, surface finish and tool life.
Other reports suggest that head and neck flexion can induce or deteriorate dynamic upper respiratory tract collapse in exercising horses [ 4- 10].
Researchers have revealed that for an elder, the status of frailty could be dynamic, improved or deteriorated at different time periods [ 9, 10]; meanwhile it is evidenced that a substantial heterogeneity of frailty exists among individuals of old ages, as the density distribution of frailty varies greatly for elders at different ages [ 4, 11].
This paper addresses a joint pricing, preservation technology investment, replenishment cycle and dynamic service investment problem for deteriorating items under a common resource constraint with respect to preservation technology and service investments.
