Sentence examples for dynamically new from inspiring English sources

It can likely explain the unusual brightness of dynamically new comets as they approach the Sun for the first time.

"We have never seen a comet like this, a comet that is both dynamically new from the Oort cloud and in a sun-grazing orbit," said Karl Battams, an astrophysicist with the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington.

We present a goal-driven, ECA-based hierarchical model, called Situation-Action-Network (SAN) and we implement the Event Subscription Recommender (ESR) software that uses SANs in order to produce dynamically new event subscriptions or cancel existing ones before they become obsolete, based on detected situations.

Some reconfiguration capabilities are implemented using Java/Android reflection in order to enable us to add dynamically new JARs (Java Archives) into the application's classloader and to instantiate components.

It was one of those significant meetings in the history of an art where the chemistry of ideas, methods, personalities and historical moment combine to create something dynamically new.

It's difficult to predict how any comet will behave during a close solar passage, they say, and especially tough to do so for "dynamically new" comets like ISON that are making their first trip to the inner solar system from the frigid, distant Oort Cloud.

The proposed recommendation system is capable of dynamically generating new CIWs, CRs and new cases based on open resources.

A key feature is that the run-time abstraction can change by dynamically defining new services.

The decorator pattern is used to dynamically add new functionality to an object.

The software has a plug-in architecture, allowing the attacker to dynamically load new software to perform tasks such as monitoring keystrokes or capturing the victim's email.

The use of mobile agents allows ABRTTDMS dynamically deploying new control algorithms and operations to respond unforeseen events and conditions.