Sentence examples for knowledge of dynamic from inspiring English sources
The knowledge of dynamic changes in the vascular system has become increasingly important in ensuring the safety and efficacy of endovascular devices.
Construction of highway fills in earthquake prone regions requires knowledge of dynamic behavior of the waste materials.
The present paper reviews and comments on the current knowledge of dynamic parameters of hydrogen detonation for hazard assessment.
Only motor position/velocity and link position measurements are used, while knowledge of dynamic parameters is required for the motors but not for the links.
We hypothesize that students using the MRLE platform demonstrate improvement in their knowledge of dynamic systems and control concepts and have generally favorable experiences using the platform.
It provides some 'tools for thinking' about knowledge complexity and suggests the potential power in adapting these technologies to organize knowledge of dynamic, complex domains.
Finally, we employ several examples to illustrate the feasibility of the incremental approaches for knowledge reduction of dynamic covering decision information systems when increasing the cardinalities of coverings.
Finally, we explore several examples to illustrate that the proposed approaches are feasible to perform knowledge reduction of dynamic covering information systems.
In covering-based rough set theory, non-incremental approaches are time-consuming for performing knowledge reduction of dynamic covering decision information systems when the cardinalities of coverings change as a result of object immigration and emigration.
The design of hydraulic transmission systems for control and actuation requires accurate knowledge of their dynamic response: some standard techniques are known to obtain a consistent dynamic model of a fluid line, including the contribution of inertia, compressibility and friction.
The design of vibration control devices requires an accurate knowledge of the dynamic behavior of the system to be controlled.
