Sentence examples for dynamic laboratory from inspiring English sources

Dynamic laboratory simulations of processes affecting chemical species in their transit through estuaries are currently being developed to characterize littoral systems.

In my experience, the only way to encourage a team to be more innovative is to shift from a static, "best practices" mentality to a dynamic, "laboratory" mentality and to make each team member, not the manager, responsible for the results.

In this paper numerical results obtained with the proposed formulation are validated through an experimental campaign on a small scale SDOF shear-type model, built in the Experimental Dynamic Laboratory of University of Palermo, and equipped with a TLCD excited at the base with random noises through a shaking table.

"It's an experimental and dynamic laboratory". One of the projects, by Eugenia Vargas Pereira of Chile, is the creation of a radio station inside the museum.

Both basal and dynamic laboratory evaluation suggested CS-EAS.

Our study was prospective, had control group, evaluated MAS in SJIA, PJIA, SLE, and Kawasaki, and assessed cut-off points for the static and especially dynamic laboratory data.

When the Raptor was first conceived--on my watch as commander of the flight mechanics division of the Air Force's Flight Dynamic Laboratory--the plane was designed to outperform and replace both the F-15 and F-16 and fly stealthily at supersonic speeds deep into the Soviet Union to take out bombers headed toward the United States or its allies.

The testing was performed on the 5×5 meters seismic shaking table at the Dynamic testing laboratory of the Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology (IZIIS) in Skopje, Macedonia.

In this case, the city is a vast, dynamic open laboratory of human experience and trial and error (Jacobs 1961/1993: 9).

The dynamic of laboratory diagnosis of TB that were identified from the transcripts is depicted in Fig.  2.> -wrap-foot> atuberculosis; bacid-fast-bacilli; cpolymerase chain reaction Certain factors appeared as the 'Basic elements', a set of cpolymerasepertaining to TB disease prochainthat challenges its diagnosis.

The rotating cylinder ageing test (RCAT) was performed to simulate the short term (STA) and the long term ageing (LTA) of the virgin binder in the laboratory; dynamic shear rheometer (DSR) was used to characterise viscosity and dynamic response of virgin and aged binders; Gel Permeation Chromatography (GPC) was adopted to analyse the molecular weight distribution of all binders.