Sentence examples for expected dynamics from inspiring English sources
Our goal is to model the expected dynamics of the native butterfly population in this evolving, dynamic landscape by using a new bio-inspired paradigm known as membrane computing.
It is therefore remarkable that the elicitation process produced a clear and consistent picture of the expected dynamics that might lead to a possible eruption at CFc.
The expected dynamics of this silicon circuit with these functional memristors is demonstrated via SPICE simulations based on 0.5 µm, n-well CMOS technology.
Then, the expected dynamics are the sum of that due to the mean, axisymmetric flow (approximating the laminar kinematic dynamo) and the net effect of the fluctuations in the velocity and magnetic fields (due to turbulence).
Expected dynamics of so-called random Boolean networks (RBNs) tends to become more chaotic as the number of inputs per node increases (see, e.g., the surveys [13, 16, 17]).
Through numerical continuation and stability analysis, we construct one-parameter coarse bifurcation diagrams and contrast the results of mean-field differential equation models with the coarse-grained, expected dynamics of kinetic Monte Carlo (kMC) lattice-gas model simulations.
Specifically, if a function is linked to a cluster of sites rather than an individual site, then we expect dynamics of gain and lost of nearby phosphosites.
If host dispersal had been principally responsible for the observed relationship between local population dynamics, we would have expected patch dynamics to be broadly in phase, and so positively correlated [9], [33].
As expected, these dynamics fit the densitometric data better than the dynamics obtained by the published model.
Our aim is to show, on a simple reaction network describing p53 dynamics, how this basic distinction provides a framework which is able to yield expected oscillatory dynamics without introducing either positive feedbacks or delays in the reactions.
As expected, the dynamics of feral populations relies on large seed immigration from fields and transport.
