Sentence examples for notion of dynamic from inspiring English sources

The proposed method introduces the notion of dynamic base surfaces (DBS) which are dynamically adapted to the three-dimensional shape implied by the clouds of points.

In the case of mobile operating system, the European Union makes three arguments, all of which have the notion of dynamic efficiency at their core.

However, the notion of dynamic constraints, controlling the system behavior over time, has not been natively supported.

We argue that control-driven coordination has similar goals and aims with the notion of dynamic configuration and we illustrate how the former can achieve the functionality required by the latter.

But the notion of dynamic existentials is controversial.

With this proposal, the notion of dynamic superframe size starting with a minimum value as identified in [1] is introduced.

(Dynamic Risk Sensitive Criterion) In Bielecki et al. (2015a) the authors introduced the notion of the Dynamic Limit Growth Index (dLGI) that is designed to measure the long-term performance of a financial portfolio in discrete time.

"The very notion of a dynamic entrepreneur is that they want to make something happen," he continued, sipping from a demitasse of espresso served by an aide in chef's whites.

Viscoporoelastic behavior associated with local fluid flow is characterized by the notion of the dynamic compatibility condition on the interface between the solid and the fluid.

Classical Chinese thought which began with the teaching of the philosopher Confucius (flourished early 5th century bce) and ended with the close of the Warring States period in 221 bce upheld the notion of a dynamic universe and thus generally eschewed the radical dualism that emerged in India, Iran, and Europe.

This historicism comprises the perspective perceived in Ortega's notion of the "dynamic dialogue" in the "drama" of the life-world of the individual.