I pray for the possibility of a dynamic, morally infused Green and Libertarian parties that contribute to not just the national dialog, but smart, courageous policy decisions that live out our creedo E Pluribus Unum.
Data show that absorbed iron not exported from the enterocyte is stored in ferritin, but the recent awareness that, in solution at least, ferritin protein is a dynamic manager of iron, suggests the possibility of a dynamic role for ferritin during the process of intestinal iron absorption that has been little considered.
The use of dynamic adjustment of number of elements and order of approximation gives the possibility of a dynamic meshing procedure for a better resolution in the areas close to interfaces.
One possibility for estimating a dynamic random effects panel probit is the Wooldridge estimator which specifies a relationship between the unobserved time-invariant individual effect and the observed characteristics and initial conditions.
Yet, on this nuance depends the possibility of a dynamic U.S. foreign policy.
This raises the possibility of a dynamic equilibrium between hypertrophy and apoptosis, which may act as a feedback loop for cellular homeostasis.
Emile Bustani looked less to the glories of an Arab past than to the possibilities of a dynamic Arab renaissance.
In the Open Ledger Project, IBM, Intel, Cisco, and others have joined forces to explore new business possibilities for blockchain – a dynamic ledger of executed transactions first developed to record and validate Bitcoin transfers – that could allow anyone to exchange anything that carries value (stocks, bonds, mortgages, car titles) securely, reliably, transparently, and automatically.
In the second group of algorithms, there is a trade-off between the flexibility and possibility for quantitative, dynamic modeling and the advantage of processing larger network sizes.
Furthermore, if a DMD is used in combination with high-performance computer there is a possibility for real-time, dynamic beam shaping and optical aberration correction.
