Sentence examples for dynamically expand from inspiring English sources
It is then difficult to dynamically expand the underlying database schema if for example new causes are identified.
Generally, hypervisor recommends choice to avail all the disk space when VM is created or to dynamically expand based on storage uses. 2.
EverCloud This Cloud Services Broker (CSB), offers enterprises the ability to dynamically expand on-premise enterprise applications, such as Microsoft Exchange and File Servers, to public Clouds.
Through eatsa's tech, a restaurant's staff can track the lifecycle of an order, analyze operational workflow efficiencies, diagnose and remediate inefficiencies, dynamically expand production capacity, predict order volumes and ingredient inventory needs.
Unless α > > β, a rupture spanning Patch S initiated by a small nucleation (Figure 8a,b,c) may dynamically expand outwards (Figure 8d,e) ending up with a large earthquake (Figure 8f,g,h).
Some examples of such systems are a "molecular tweezers" design that has an open and a closed state, a device that could switch from a paranemic-crossover (PX) conformation to a double-junction (JX2) conformation, undergoing rotational motion in the process, and a two-dimensional array that could dynamically expand and contract in response to control strands.
"Losing relative shares in a more competitive, dynamically expanding market while increasing absolute volume is a perfectly natural process".
These gullies are dynamically expanding into agricultural lands at an alarming rate.
As the spore dynamically expands and contracts in response to different hydration conditions, its coat carefully harnesses these mechanical instabilities by folding and unfolding into wrinkled patterns.
The first improvement is a procedure for efficiently updating the defect reaction-network and event selection in the context of a dynamically expanding reaction-network.
The challenges of model parameterisation and validation are covered, as is the application of the model in the analysis of dynamically expanding full scale three dimensional heaps.
