Sentence examples for the dynamic bound from inspiring English sources

Thus, recovery of the dynamic bound pool is fast enough that it may be limited by diffusion.

Interestingly, tips with high cytoplasmic huDysGFP intensity near the tip do not necessarily recover more (compare Figure 6C,E,F) indicating real tip-to-tip variation in the dynamic bound pool.

The dynamic control bound of FLWL is a fundamental key element for implementing reservoir dynamic control operation.

In order to optimize the dynamic control bound of FLWL by considering flood forecasting error, this paper took the forecasting error as a fuzzy variable, and described it with the emerging credibility theory in recent years.

By combining the flood forecasting error quantitative model, a credibility-based fuzzy chance constrained model used to optimize the dynamic control bound was proposed in this paper, and fuzzy simulation technology was used to solve the model.

The relationship between Elena and Lila seems to me archetypal, in the sense that many friendships and rivalries function according to this dynamic: it is, if you will, the dynamic that binds artists to their muses, although the muse in this particular case is anything but ethereal.

This suggests that the actin cap extensions are dynamic membrane bound projections and they adhere to the individualized sperm heads while the remaining parts of the spermatids undergo morphogenetic changes during the individualization and coiling stages.

In addition, a proof of dynamic bind to their receptors and detailed pharmacokinetic characterizations compared with PEG-G-CSF would further advance the alternatively clinical application of this compound in neutropenia.

In addition, the rationality and feasibility of the proposed forecasting error quantitative model and credibility-based dynamic control bound optimization model are verified by the calculation results of extreme risk theory.

Screening models bound the dynamic performance of batch distillation and reaction tasks with algebraic models.

A generalized constraint that jointly meets both the peak power constraint and the average sum power constraint to bound the dynamic range of the power amplifier at each transmit antenna is proposed recently.