When observing within interval [2006 2011], we then see that P1 06) is quite central from a static point of view, because the appearance of time of edges does not matter, but, when observing it in lifetime [2007 2011], node P1 06) loses this role and becomes statically peripheral because the newer connections relay information in an efficient temporal manner.
Previous studies have primarily been conducted from a static point of view by examining the process of urban expansion for only one or two time periods.
The use of SES data in two periods is a positive aspect of our analyses, because it allowed us to investigate SES trajectory instead of focusing only on a static point in time.
Unfortunately, markets are dynamic, while the conclusion of tomorrow's case is a static decision in a point of time.
Although this measure provides important quantitative information, it limits understanding to a static point in time.
However, static integration has the drawback of providing only a snapshot of a fixed number of data sources at a certain point of time.
Let us call the distributed load "S", to remain consistent with the use of the term in psycho-statics, but let us call the load-to-be-distributed "\(S_n\)", to indicate the load to be distributed at \(t_n\).[43] As we saw above, Herbart argues that from the instant at which a and b "collide" in consciousness, to the point of static equilibrium, a period of time must elapse.
Practice your key points ahead of time.
These simulations are static, representing one point in time, instead of simulating stand development over long periods of time as in [Strigul et al. (2008]).
The battery of traditional coagulation tests, which include prothrombin time, partial thromboplastin time, thrombin time, factor assays, and platelet function studies are based on isolated, static end points of standard laboratory tests [ 14].
