Sentence examples for dynamics of states from inspiring English sources
To assess the localized dynamics of states I IV and this three-base template strand overhang in the absence of added restraint forces, unrestrained MD simulations were conducted on these models for 10 ns each.
In addition, we predict the behavior of a new in silico mutant using nitric oxide synthase (NOS) due to its importance to NO biosynthesis as well as being a crucial element for defining the variant dynamics of states of various other network elements as shown in Figure 1 by the group of elements highlighted in green.
The evolution of type-I LDS represents the dynamics of state uncertainty derived from the corresponding conventional dynamic process.
This competition provides an unusual window on the dynamics of state formation.
Consequently, understanding the dynamics of state failure and strengthening weak nation-states in the developing world assumed new urgency.
The dynamics of state variables are explicitly interpreted to show how different driving variables affect the variations of system states.
Both filters can result in the well-posedness of the collective dynamics of state errors and can converge to the plant state.
As Matt Cain and I documented in our study "A Great Game: The Dynamics of State Competition for Merger Litigation," the incidence of takeover litigation has risen substantially over the last five years.
The conventional power-droop and the secondary distributed controllers of distributed generators (DGs) does not consider the long time-span dynamics of state of charge (SoC) of the DESs.
The aim of this paper is to design event-triggered state estimators such that the error dynamics of state estimation is exponentially mean-square stable with a prescribed H∞ performance index.
Changes in the international system during the 20th and 21st centuries have altered the basic dynamics of state building: the harsh selection mechanism of interstate military competition that characterized the emergence of western Europe's nation-states in previous centuries ceased to exist.
