At the other extreme is the need to determine how individuals experience the hour-to-hour or minute-to-minute dynamics of ambient UFPs as they move within the aforementioned microenvironments.
But his exactitude serves an expressive end: minute shadings of dynamics and tempo create a cinematic depth of field, before which grand gestures unfold.
Mr. Litton also made the most of the orchestra's willingness to follow him through minute shifts in dynamics and intensity, creating a changeable fabric in which a hushed string sound, for example, was gradually transformed into an enveloping roar.
Key characteristics of Feldman's final phase are all in place: minimally notated figures wheeling in simultaneous motion but not lock step; subdued dynamics; minute gradations of tone color.
Design and simulations of longer-term (seconds to minutes) intracellular calcium dynamics within realistic geometry using the cluster / cloud-based parallel computing.
Figure 5 shows the evolution of a network with 100 terminal nodes (red), and 10 backbone nodes (blue) during 30 minutes of network dynamics.
As the timescale of cell growth (hours) is much slower than the timescale of the cdr2p dynamics (minutes, Figure 2 figure supplement 4), we assumed that the molecular system is, at any given time, effectively in steady state.
Minute details of phrasing, dynamics, and timbre join together in an endlessly varied singing line.
It was previously shown that longer dwell time (time scale of minutes) brings the adsorption dynamics closer to equilibrium.
He became a virtuoso of nonverbal expression, gaining the ability to convey minute adjustments of articulation or dynamics with a twist of the wrist or an arched eyebrow.
The prediction and updates of the workload models (smoothing weights α h and α d, refer to Eqs. 2 and 3) are performed every minute to adapt to the dynamics.
