Sentence examples for dynamics issues from inspiring English sources

There are dynamics issues, but the biggest ones go away once shrinkage pulls the ice out of the ocean.

The optimized parameters of its components, the related beam dynamics issues and the expected performance of the designed system have been described with detail.

We review the following optics and beam dynamics issues relevant to ERLs: design of a recirculation loop and merger, suppression of beam-breakup, compensation of emittance growth, etc.

The prediction of turbulent gas liquid systems, and in general of multiphase flows, has been historically performed with the implicit assumption of separately considering fluid dynamics issues from the evolution of the dispersed phase (i.e., the gas bubbles).

Crucially, they should not be used in isolation to influence policy decisions; end user pressure for quick fixes, group dynamics, issues of representativeness, together with the biases of a facilitator, can easily mask, distort or misrepresent results.

This paper examines beam dynamics issues arising from the collision of a long high-energy ion beam with a lower-energy electron beam on a trajectory curved by the detector-integrated dipole.

Guleghina took a devil-may-care attitude toward the role's precipitous leaps of register and dynamics, issuing wild notes as well as beautiful ones.

[With reference to the family dynamics issue, meanwhile, it did appear to me that Lane was doing keen to ensure his domestic life stayed on track with his the family spending Christmas in New York.] *** If you were to draw any conclusions about the state of 1960s Britain from the state of Jaguar's New York showroom, here are a few possibilities: 1. Faded grandeur.

Beam dynamics issue and expected performance of the designed injectors have been described.

In the discussion of mechanical and structural design of precision machine, particular emphasis is placed on the machining dynamics issue to identify the major structural factors affecting the performance of the machining.

Further, clinicians should strive to be culturally competent in serving this population by developing knowledge of same-sex couple dynamics and issues, and by building a sense of comfort working with these families, which may involve addressing personal biases.