Sentence examples for dynamic pool from inspiring English sources
In this regard we suggest a new role of ACP in HA formation, with a continuous organic mineral transition assisted by a dynamic pool of ACP.
Network virtualization is an emerging concept that applies virtualization to networking infrastructures and promotes a "network-as-a-service" model, in which a dynamic pool of virtualized networking resources can be leased and released on demand.
Cloud computing is a promising paradigm that enables a "computing-as-a-service" model, in which a dynamic pool of virtualized computational resources (e.g. CPU) can be leased and released on demand.
In the first resolution step, the G-quartet and G-quadruplex architectures are pre-amplified in solution in the presence of K+ cations from a dynamic pool of ribbon-type or cyclic supramolecular architectures.
These studies have lead to models in which a dynamic pool of Mad2p interacts with a stable Mad2p-Mad1p "template" athehe kinetochore.
Studies of actin's role in polarized growth of plant cells have revealed that the dynamic pool of filamentous actin is tightly regulated.
In particular, these technologies enable the creation of dynamic pools of virtual resources that can be aggregated on-demand for application-specific user-specific grid-computing.
Moreover, alkanes production was further improved to 81.8 mg/L, 86.6 mg/L or 101.7 mg/L by manipulation of fatty acid biosynthesis, lipids degradation or electron transfer system modules, which directly referenced to fatty aldehydes dynamic pools.
The resulting dynamic pooling plots allowed global assessment of the network pooling structure.
In order to characterize the time hierarchical functionality of PK genetic variants, the dynamic pooling correlations were calculated for each vRBC under high-energy load conditions.
When the dynamic pooling among metabolites for the nRBC at a normal versus an increased load were compared, there was broad shifting of pooling between metabolites, with significant changes occurring between glycolytic intermediates and adenosine metabolites, and between nucleotide precursors and pentose phosphates.
