Sentence examples for that changes continuously from inspiring English sources

The tiny protagonist journeys along a narrow plank that changes continuously: It snaps, it tilts, it rises, it lowers; it transforms from a solid rod into an undulating tube and even into a segmented organism.

However, few of them provide abstractions or concepts that allow considering how to deal with complex dynamic environments (an environment that changes continuously in terms of available resources, global behavioral rules, etc).

In this way, we approximate a single matrix Q(r) that changes continuously with r by a set of n discrete matrices Q k = Q(r k ), with k = 1,…, n.

Our nature will describe itself as we respond to new circumstances in a world that changes continuously.

MIF solves the problem of virtual machine image sprawl, i.e., the complexity of maintaining disk image content that changes continuously due to cloning or snapshotting.

The solution of the analysis has established a critical Fr curve that changes continuously from what can be approximated by Thomas' cubic root correlation to a constant limited by Archimedes' principle.

Ordinary differential equations (ODEs) give a description of phenomena that change continuously.

After the differential hemodynamic response was obtained from each of the voxels that passed the above-mentioned threshold and selection criteria, we assessed the statistical significance of its modulation by the colors that changed continuously.

Changes in body composition can very often cause chronic diseases, and as a result have become a primary concern. 1 Lean body mass (LBM) and fat mass (FM) are body composition states that change continuously and are closely related to the aging process when compared with other factors.

As a glass-forming melt is cooled through the transition range, its structure relaxes, or changes continuously, from that of a liquid to that of a solid.

In order to take into account this natural heterogeneity of biological data, it is common to assume either that the data are piecewise homogeneous (that is typically what is done with hidden Markov models [ 18]), or simply that the model changes continuously from one position to another (e. g., walking Markov models [ 19]).