Sentence examples for expanded dynamic from inspiring English sources

Fujifilm expanded dynamic range capture functionality on the professional imaging side with its FinePix S3 Pro digital camera.

Bashiri and Hamidian (2015) developed p-median hub location problem with multiple allocations and Gelareh et al. (2015) expanded dynamic location allocation hub network with limited budget.

Discrete DFLPS was first studied by Scott (1971), and then Wesolowsky (1973) and Wesolowsky and Truscott (1975) expanded dynamic single facility location problems and dynamic multiple facility location problems.

The new CX2 inherits many popular features from its predecessor, the CX1 (introduced March 13 , 2009, such as the high image quality and expanded dynamic range made possible by image processing engine Smooth Imaging Engine IV and a high-speed image processing CMOS sensor.

In addition to portraying species representation accurately, the IVT dataset displays a significantly expanded dynamic range.

Like its predecessor, the LUMIX LX5 features the highly-acclaimed 10.1-megapixel CCD, but it has an expanded dynamic range by increasing the sensitivity and the saturation.

These perturbation matrices are determined by expanding dynamic orthogonality conditions.

All of these items, and many more, would accelerate the new space industrial base on this planet – technical, capital, economic, and social – and create an expanding, dynamic new space infrastructure "off-planet".

The OpenDBDDAS Toolkit is a software framework to provide support for more easily creating and expanding dynamic big data-driven application systems (DBDDAS) that are common in environmental systems, many engineering applications, disaster management, traffic management, and manufacturing.

This suggests that the genome of Trichodesmium IMS101 is in an expanding dynamic state, in contrast to the shrinking genomes of the unicellular marine genera Synechococcus and Prochlorococcus (with genomes < 2 Mbp; Palenik et al., 2006; Kettler et al., 2007), genera which to a large extent share the same tropical/subtropical marine habitat as Trichodesmium.

In the 18th-century innovations in instrument design greatly expanded the dynamic range of many instruments: a development reflected in Beethoven's chiaroscuro techniques and in the massive orchestral effects of 19th-century symphonic composers like Berlioz and Wagner.