Sentence examples similar to dynamically holding from inspiring English sources

Actually, I kind of like the idea of a few of these things holding my coffee mug up, adjusting dynamically to prevent it from falling.

To provide a successful injection, the test masses must be dynamically released with a minimal residual velocity against adhesion with the holding device.

A sampling region is then defined dynamically so as to hold the propagation of the edges towards image structures while avoiding unnecessary searches during the completion process.

While these two EPs provide the most coarse information, dynamically they communicate little, aside from texture and weight, both of which could be afforded by unsupported holding.

Even though most investigations reported the application of a load dynamically, both load patterns are seen during activities of daily living; dynamic loads represent activities from functional mobility (walking and standing) while quasistatic loads represent stationary activities such as while sitting, holding a weight, or changing posture.

In the future, virtual maps will be transformed into incredibly complex spatial environments that will be dynamically displayed for analysis on hand held devices for the convenience and enjoyment of map users.

We also give an in-depth presentation of Dynamic Queue Limits (DQL), an algorithm recently introduced in the Linux kernel to dynamically adapt the size of the buffers held by network device drivers.

With capsule formation shown to be an evaporative process, it is expected that this interfacial polymer layer dynamically reorganizes and reflows upon reduction in droplet surface area, while still held at the interface by the dynamic supramolecular cross-links.

Often thrown away at end of compilation, but may be held for error reporting or if names generated dynamically.

Regassa Feyissa, who worked with Melaku for several years, says community seed banks offer the chance to conserve genetic diversity at the level of local farmers, where seeds are dynamically and frequently exposed to changing environmental conditions rather than held in suspension at sub-zero temperatures, while serving as a grain reserve in times of crisis.

The rate of abnormal findings in cervical cytology increased slightly, from 3.68% in 2010 (birth year: 1990) to 4.35% in 2013 (birth year: 1993); however, the rate dropped dynamically in 2014 (birth year: 1994) to 2.99%, and held steady, 3.03%, in 2015 (birth year: 1995) in association with the public introduction of HPV vaccine (Fig. 1).