Sentence examples for higher action from inspiring English sources

This energetic method opens the way for the development of an asymptotic scheme (by taking third, fourth and higher action derivatives) for the approximate study of the FEC shape in the neighborhood of a given point (reminiscent perhaps of Koiter's asymptotic elastostatic post-buckling theory).

At the same time, it allows for a dynamic perspective of (often sequential) changes at various levels from deeper to higher action situations.

While reliable spike-evoking epochs on average have higher action, further dividing them into subgroups revealed the sensitivity of STR to temporal profiles of the signal.

The importance of higher action immediately preceding a threshold value was also demonstrated both in the STA profiles and in the minimal standard deviation for that element of the SEEs.

This observation is consistent both with the monotonic increase in reliability as a function of noise intensity (Fig. 3) and, with the typically increased reliability of SEEs related to higher action levels.

As legal institutions are conceptualized at CS level, instantiated at CCS level and operated at OS level, the making of legal power rules (at CS), their use (at CCS) to make rules of conduct, and the adherence to the latter (at OS) need to properly relate in terms of IAD rules that are outcomes of a lower and input to a higher action situation.

ABC calls its concoction "high action" bingo.

"An eight-game season is eight events of high action and high intensity".

Jones is more of a thoroughbred, with his high action, explosive power, and skiddy bounce.

Horner called it the "most difficult" job he ever undertook, with its mix of high action and ethnological research.

Where Ultimatum worked both as high action and taut narrative, The Bourne Legacy clutters itself up with pseudo-complexity.