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Current et al. (1997) divided the models of dynamic location problems into two categories: explicitly dynamic and implicitly dynamic.
In implicitly dynamic problems, all the facilities open at the same time and will be open during the time horizon.
(2) Explicitly dynamic problems are the second part which, despite the implicitly dynamic problems, facilities can be opened or closed during the time horizon (Current et al. 1997).
In explicitly dynamic problems, unlike implicitly dynamic problems, facilities can be opened or closed several times for a defined time horizon.
There are also two important subsets in dynamic location problems: (1) in implicitly dynamic problems all facilities will be opened at the same time and will be active during the whole planning horizon.
As we saw in sections 3.5 6, Heidegger claims that by experiencing the implicitly dynamic tension between earth and world in Van Gogh's painting, we can thereby come to encounter the same primordial level of practical meaning that is unknowingly known by the farmer who uses her shoes "without noticing or reflecting" on them (PLT 34/GA5 19).
Service-based software systems consider variability in functionality implicitly by dynamic service composition.
The current article describes some of the experiences of one learned-society publisher in adding value to research publications through semantic markup and processing applied both explicitly, through a structured markup scheme, and implicitly through dynamic post-processing of specialised content in a known context.
Since the model must be valid for all E experiments, the respective input and time series data are concatenated, indeed resulting in T = ∑ T e, e = 1,…, E. This becomes possible because the regression approach implicitly assumes a "dynamic independence" of data points.
Inertia forces are implicitly accounted for through dynamic finite element analysis.
We propose a systematic methodology for designing implicitly verified event-triggered dynamic output feedback controllers for LTI systems that are observable and controllable.
