Sentence examples for more dynamic information from inspiring English sources
And then, clicking on the images, you now get more dynamic information about what you are seeing.
CUs usually heterogeneous in area and contain more dynamic information require more coding bits as shown in Fig. 8a.
The second LCU is a heterogeneous area that contains more dynamic information and requires more coding bits.
Finally, a more comprehensive integration of hosts and parasites life histories (Barrett et al. 2008) and the incorporation of more dynamic information during successive stages of invasion (Meentemeyer et al. 2012) into theoretical and empirical studies of disease variation would improve our understanding of patterns of selection and evolution.
The broader the scope, the more dynamic the information becomes.
Existing models provide valuable knowledge for developing towards more dynamic reference information models, including the progress made by ERP vendors to make their reference models configurable.
However, traditional methodology allows relaxation measurements performed only at a few fixed high fields, thus severely restricting their potential for extracting more complete dynamic information.
While only starting, there is already a significant amount of sensor-generated, or more generally dynamic information, available on the Web.
These results suggested that the traditional SI-based method could not discover the more intrinsic dynamic information hided in gait variables.
The experiment results showed that the proposed method could capture more intrinsic dynamic information hidden in gait variables and recognize the right-left gait patterns with superior generalization performance.
In this study we tested an assumption underlying this technique whose validity is critical to the application of calibrated BOLD to the study of more dynamic stimuli, that information about fluctuations in venous cerebral blood volume (CBVv) can be captured indirectly by measuring fluctuations in CBF, making the independent measurement of CBVv unnecessary.
