Sentence examples for dynamically modifying the from inspiring English sources
These operators will provide the capability of dynamically modifying the credibility of informants considering the reliability of the information.
By dynamically modifying the properties of an optical structure with sound, it is possible to operate in a mode where light can propagate in only one direction and is inhibited from flowing backwards.
The traditional OLLA operation consists in dynamically modifying the value of the offset according to whether the previously transmitted data packet has been correctly received or not.
LRRK2 is a ROCO protein, with a Ras GTPase and a kinase in one molecule; these activities have established roles in other organisms or cell types in dynamically modifying the actin cytoskeleton [ 33].
This situation shows the capability of the method to generate photophoretic traps feasible to dynamically modified the 3D position.
The proposed design incorporates self-tuning of FMFs, which dynamically modifies the FMFs to match the requirements requested.
The approach taken is to dynamically modify the interpolation process at each loop closing based upon an examination of the current actual and desired state of all axes.
This new concept is capable of dynamically modify the induced eddy currents pattern in accordance with the operational non-destructive testing parameters.
The proposed method uses online estimates of the surface normal (tangent) direction to dynamically modify the control target and control space decomposition.
PINK adds intelligence at intermediate nodes that connect client hosts to bottleneck links or to external networks in general, allowing these nodes to dynamically modify the TCP Acknowledgements (ACKs) segments passing through.
Here we propose a phenomenological picture which allows accounting for this concentration-driven acceleration of the spontaneous imbibition, based on the singular properties of the liquid mixture which dynamically modify the local structure and conditions around the confined imbibition front, especially at high ethanol content.
