Sentence examples for smooth changes in from inspiring English sources
For instance, the law lets corporations "smooth" changes in their asset values.
A process-focused organization demands tremendous attention to coordinating functional responsibilities to ensure smooth changes in the product mix.
The model can capture smooth changes in the volatility across different regimes as well as asymmetric response to negative and positive shocks and allows for nonzero thresholds.
Singularity theory predicts that under certain circumstances slow, smooth changes in a system can lead to an abrupt major change, in the way that the slipping of a few small rocks can set off an avalanche.
Most studies report values of b varying between 1 and 2. However, Cohen (2014a) showed recently that smooth changes in environmental conditions in a model can lead to an abrupt, infinite change in b.
The other one, Film I, has presented a two steps degradation process, been the first, up to 120 min, characterized by smooth changes in all the electrochemical parameters necessary to describe the polymer.
In the latter, there is a smooth change in the pace of the adaptation process, as the landscapes become more aggregated higher fixation rates and speed of adaptation are obtained.
In addition, phenomena are observed related to the discontinuity which have no counterpart in smooth dynamical systems; chatter, when infinitely many impacts occur in a finite time, and grazing, when a stable periodic orbit encounters a discontinuity and disappears catastrophically under a smooth change in the parameters.
A smooth change in wave propagation exists at a small viscosity, whereas the wave velocity and attenuation decrease sharply at a high viscosity as heavy oil.
The latter is obviously a "fake" room, but in principle its purpose is to help with a shift from a driver to a driverless system and accommodate a smooth change in users' acceptance of the new system.
In cross-sectional studies, we see an apparently smooth change in the gut microbiota in the first 3 years of life, followed by relatively subtle changes thereafter.
