Sentence examples for dynamics characterizing from inspiring English sources
These experimental observations are in line with the nonlinear and chaotic dynamics characterizing the meteorological variables [20].
The linear dynamics characterizing the input/output (supplied current/measured displacement) relationship is identified and a model is fit.
If, on the one hand, some results obtained by previous work are supported by well-known sociological theories, on the other hand many dynamics characterizing online social systems are not intuitive, difficult to model accurately, and still widely unknown.
So, dividing data in this way we distinguish among the different dynamics characterizing morning and evening ionospheric sectors, especially at low and equatorial latitudes that are characterized by the fountain effect (Davies 1990; Kelley 2009).
We conducted a 3-year spatial study to determine the potential for areawide management of R. pedestris by investigating their landscape-level population dynamics, characterizing the spatial distribution patterns of R. pedestris, and describing its seasonal movement in a landscape.
Paranhos' time in Uruguay allowed him to acquire an understanding of the dynamics characterizing Hispanic American nations of the period.
For example, maritime targets are usually involved in complex dynamics characterized by complicated yaw, pitch, and roll attitude motions [11].
The highly topological dynamics characterizes the most fundamental property of satellite networks with respect to terrestrial ones.
The results show that the system possesses rich dynamics characterized by periodic, quasi-periodic and chaotic attractors.
Fluvial dynamics characterized by flood events, sandy accretions and thick Nile silts/clay deposits are presented and discussed here for later palaeoenvironmental reconstruction.
These intricate phenomena are responsible for the multifaceted clinical features of the disease and especially its dynamics characterized by a cyclic ictal-interictal pattern and the repetition of attacks [4].
