Sentence examples for dynamically connecting from inspiring English sources

Here the renewal process is again associated with a cooperative behavior, but the emergence of the self-organized structure is not associated with a transition event dynamically connecting one meta-stable structure to another.

These proteins can fire protons outside in two automatic rounds per every quinol produced, via a mechanism provided by spring-loaded helical structures intimately inter-locked within the hydrophobic domain of the complex, dynamically connecting proximal Q reduction to distal proton pumping.

Such virtual servers can be formed by dynamically connecting multiple machines (provided by cloud service providers for a fee which is pay-per-use) through the Internet.

Typically, in wireless ad hoc networks, user devices can dynamically connect and disconnect to the network, making their number variable.

These structures are not isolated organelles and are dynamically connected to the bulk of non-modified endomembranes.

The mobility of the robot allows for the stationary and internally disconnected sensor nodes to be dynamically connected and correlated.

These cell-cell junctions are functionally and dynamically connected to the actin cytoskeleton thus enabling transmission of forces between neighboring cells.

To integrate the different know-how of a collaborative project, the parameter management is done by graphonumerical parameters (GNP) which dynamically connect trade knowledge to PLM applications.

"We have developed a business model for UntdWorld around premium services, access to historical and comparative research, and targeted services that dynamically connect and match social entrepreneurs, organisations, the broader public and content".

"We think we can be the only platform that dynamically connects students to each other and their shared content in the process, while leveraging the exciting capabilities now possible thanks to fast-maturing web, mobile and social channels".

For this, we suggest developing integrated policy assessment tools comprising of simulated farmer decision making, on-farm land-use and wildlife responses in the form of spatially explicit, dynamically connected agent-based models.