Sentence examples for interpreting the dynamics from inspiring English sources

The proposed approach is based on the possibility of interpreting the dynamics of the opinion in terms of the kinetic theory of gas mixtures, which allows expressing the dynamics of the average opinion of each class in terms of a suitable differential problem that can be used to derive interesting asymptotic properties.

The blue lines show the derivative of the respective traces (d[DxAm/DxDm]/dt) to aid in interpreting the dynamics of uptake and elimination.

These processes have previously been correlated to chronological aging by others [ 12, 53- 67], but interpreting the dynamics of biological functions throughout the lifespan in multiple tissues has been proved difficult so far.

Through a sequence of such maps, we could verify how the network connectivity changes over time, and thus conceive a topological model for interpreting the dynamics and conducting inference by the built-in predictive power.

To interpret the dynamics of the volcanic explosion, it is necessary to be able to interpret the variation in the interior density structure of volcanoes over time.

Beyond this, systematic variations in sublimation time and temperature (with respect to T 0) can instead be used to meaningfully produce and thus interpret the dynamics of group III droplets in MBE.

Fond 22, in an attempt to interpret the dynamics of the transient phase of the espresso extraction, reported the possible role played by bicarbonate carbonic acid equilibrium.

The difficulty to interpret the dynamics in terms of biological time has led to several works that have generalized Boolean approaches.

In order to interpret the dynamics of the observed changes correctly, we would have to consider variations in the subject physiology including the weight, age and gender with continuous measures of the systemic physiology such as the blood pressures and the arterial pressure of carbon-dioxide in a larger population which is beyond the aim of this manuscript.

However, in order to interpret the dynamics and interaction experiments, it is necessary to first obtain a resonance assignment so that the observed spectral peaks may be matched to atoms in the protein (e.g. to localize which atoms are affected by binding).

Comparisons of mt genomes at low taxonomic levels, even within families and genera, can thus be extremely helpful in interpreting the evolutionary dynamics of these genomes and exploiting the phylogenetic signal retained within these DNA molecules [ 16].