Sentence examples for forms the dynamic from inspiring English sources
This forms the dynamic picture of the evolution of structural changes, characterized by transfer rates changing with time.
This article puts forth a general theoretical model that describes self-construction as a system of (past, present and anticipated) subjective identity forms the dynamic of which originates in the tension between two kinds of reflexivity.
Given an abstract system (S = (C, B, R^mathrm{c}, R^mathrm{b},R^mathrm{f},R^mathrm{i}, R^mathrm{o})), the functional complexity of the system, (O_mathrm{f}(S)), is determined by the number of all functional relations (R^mathrm{f}) between the sets of behaviors B and components C which forms the dynamic functions of the system, i.e.: Open image in new window (31).
Talk of the Commonwealth forming the dynamic, like-minded, free-trading core of a new British global network for prosperity is, to use the technical term, cobblers.
Then by imposing the geometric boundary conditions in algebraic form the dynamic stiffness matrix is developed.
By using the mode expansion form, the dynamic behavior of two different reed systems for aerospace relays is analyzed.
In generalized form, the dynamic model of the robot system is expressed by the following: M r ( q ) q ̈ + C r ( q, q ̇ ) q ̇ + G r ( q ) + τ rv ( q ̇ ) + τ rf ( q ̇ ) = τ r − τ h2r (5).
Budden has suggested that Scarpia's tyranny, lechery and lust form "the dynamic engine that ignites the drama".
In addition, actin filaments cross-link into bundles to form the dynamic actin cytoskeletal network, which is in turn finely tuned by multiple families of cytoskeletal proteins [ 6], called actin binding proteins.
The equations necessary to evaluate critical loads under different forms of the dynamic load (step, rectangular and impulsive loading) are presented in the first part of the paper.
Analytical problems in proteomics are related to the diversity of protein expression (multiple protein forms) and the dynamic expression range (protein abundance).
