Sentence examples for neglected dynamic from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, these studies mainly targeted web-based environment and neglected dynamic contexts and did not model the dynamic changes in users' interests.
The potential of poverty to particularly expose women to heavy workloads during pregnancy and the period surrounding it is a neglected dynamic which current efforts to reduce adverse maternal outcomes in poor communities must begin to recognize.
Different DIF relations including CEB defined DIF, DIF proposed in previous studies after removing structural effect in laboratory tests, and NO DIF, i.e., neglecting dynamic strength increment, are considered in numerical simulations.
First, we neglected any dynamic changes of user similarity and social status and the networks as such.
It is important to note, however, that the ILO completely neglected the dynamic aspect of the phenomenon, limiting itself to confirming the dichotomy between what is formal and everything that is not, and giving rise to the dualist approach.
Since 1965 when the Guyan condensation method for undamped structures was presented, which neglects the dynamic effects of the slaves entirely, there have been many efforts to overcome this by proposing various forms of dynamic condensation methods.
We can, at least, conclude that we cannot always neglect the dynamic source term.
It is noted that the consequence of neglecting the dynamic effect of the foundation can be significant.
Neglecting the dynamic interactions of flow and deformation leads to misinterpretation of aquifer properties and increases estimation uncertainty.
The conventional modeling approach to conceptual design can find a sub-optimal solution because of neglecting the dynamic changes of economic terms within a given time horizon.
As the relative permeability is essential input for numerical simulation, neglecting the dynamic effect of capillary pressure while analyzing unsteady laboratory data ultimately leads to inaccurate assessment of multiphase flow properties.
