Sentence examples for dynamic representations from inspiring English sources

Unlike categories, which are defining and therefore static representations, scripts are dynamic representations of sequences of behaviors associated with a particular context (Abelson 1976; Schank and Abelson 1977).

As soon as only two drawings have been made, dynamic representations can then be quickly produced by calculating the intermediate steps.

Runtime software architectures (RSA) are architecture-level, dynamic representations of running software systems, which help monitor and adapt the systems at a high abstraction level.

The main strength of MERs in ILEs lies in the different types of (dynamic) representations that can be included and its ability to combine different representations in one interface.

The fact that the more dynamic aspects of our study - both the trajectories of the MRSA-positive patients and the fact that flow is the most predictive centrality measure for the outbreak sizes - showed clearer deviations from the expected results, suggests that dynamic representations of the patient flow at a unit level could be a fruitful direction for future studies.

Even games designed for fun and not specifically for education can provide rich, concise, dynamic representations of complex science, technology, engineering and math topics.

"We expect that this movie, a dynamic representation of the gradual buildup of brain activity to a climax, followed by resolution, will facilitate our understanding of pathological conditions such as anorgasmia by emphasising where in the brain the sequential process breaks down".

This prompted a discussion about the level of damage indicated by The Times's survey map, drawing questions like "How bad are the blue areas?" and "Is it just damage to buildings?" It was important for students to be able to analyze the map, interacting individually with a more dynamic representation of flooding.

Dynamic representation of decision-making.

In addition, VAM emphasizes the dynamic representation of gathered knowledge.

These cell types form a collective dynamic representation of our position as we move through the environment.