Sentence examples for moving tendency from inspiring English sources

For instance, if we try to solely regulate the relaxation time of the pathway by changing ω1, amplification or moving tendency of the cells will remain constant.

Suppose that there is a mobile node in a two-dimensional plane, and we have already known its positions in time, and we have to predicate its moving tendency in time.

Based on the unique characteristics of underground mine environments, we have developed a new accurate MCL-based localization algorithm: we interpolate several previous positions of node to predicate its moving tendency and its next position, narrow the possible position area of node, and finally reduce the workload and enhance the accuracy.

(b) If the difference between the moving tendencies of these two positions is less than a fixed threshold, we do not have to restart a new round interpolation.

If there are great differences between the moving tendencies of these two positions, we must discard the former sample points, add the modified value into sample window, select those sample points in the window which has the minimum difference to the modified value, and start a new round interpolation from now on.

We aim to disentangle the importance of substrate, cover, humidity, basking opportunity and individual phenotype on moving tendencies in 12 treatment combinations, at which each lizard was tested.

With the rise of N2 DR, the maximum of pressure in cylinder and the maximum of heat release rate exhibited decrease trends, the centre of heat release curve showed a moving backward tendency.

Halo 3 does win the AI battle - your opponents in COD4 occasionally suffer from the respawn-continuously-until-you-move tendency - while COD4 lacks Halo 3's superb online co-op.

3) I found the section fitting diffusion coefficients (in different branches) to the antigenic maps confusing — if only because strict diffusion (in one or two dimensions) has no advection term and therefore no tendency to move in one direction or another; whereas the data clearly show an advective tendency (moving to the "right" over time in antigenic dimension 1).

These new challenges and the tendency moving towards smart distribution systems both require more comprehensive and accurate knowledge of the system states to implement real-time monitoring and active control for ADNs.

Moving forward, the tendency of policy makers to neglect co-operation and organisational norms, and to push instead for a strengthening of competition and market incentives, as has occurred in England, threatens to dismantle the relational networks that keep the NHS working and may de-stabilise the system.