Sentence examples for dynamically develop from inspiring English sources
It also describes how an automated system can dynamically develop its information gathering strategy when solving new problem instances, and how the historical data can be used to construct probabilistic models.
Myosin-X recognizes these receptors as cargos and redistributes to the cell periphery or to the tips of neurites, where growth cones dynamically develop filopodia (Zhu et al, 2007).
The purpose of the Mat and Upright Therapeutic Exercise program is to develop sound and individualized strategies to progressively and dynamically develop strength, endurance, and control of movement by the trunk and lower extremity musculature.
To demonstrate grid architecture, we could encapsulate selected databases making them available as web services using the OGSA Data Architecture and implement a grid based workflow service application that can be used to automatically update existing indicators as well as to dynamically develop new indicators.
Székesfehérvár, a traditional market centre, is also one of the most dynamically developing industrial centres in the country and the location of an increasing number of companies specializing in communication technologies.
Surgical robotics is one of the most dynamically developing areas of biomedical engineering.
The flow was both thermally and hydro dynamically developing while the channel walls were kept at a uniform temperature.
Therefore application of fully operational GPS system together with dynamically developing BDS is of interest for scientific, navigation and land surveying communities.
The field of peripheral nerve research is dynamically developing and concentrates on more sophisticated approaches tested at the basic science level.
Natural production from gas condensate reservoirs is characterized by gas condensation and liquid dropout in the reservoir, first in the near wellbore volume, then as a cylindrical shaped region, dynamically developing into the reservoir volume.
Unlike attached cavitation, where the cavitation boundary is steady or changes relatively slowly and periodically, the cavitation such as that observed in an underwater explosion consists of a dynamically developing boundary and can evolve to a certain dimension before collapsing very violently.
