Sentence examples for unit dynamics from inspiring English sources

At Tg the ammonium groups become mobile, and we discuss here the coupling of this glass transition process to the local methylene unit dynamics.

From unit dynamics to leadership to understanding how to achieve a mission (many times through violence), every aspect of warfare can be traced to a social experience based on a social experiment.

The way thermal energy storage impacts on the boiler units dynamics is evaluated in simulation.

A disciplined use of UML state diagrams, to model the unit's dynamics consistently with its static properties as modeled by class diagrams, enables one to provide such models with Input/Output Labelled Transition Systems IOLTSsemanticsics, whence a rich machinery of testing theories and tools based on those theories become readily available.

A review of literature relating to working with families in end of life situations indicates that while comprehensive palliative care must involve working with the family unit, numerous dynamics operating in family systems mean that one way of assessing needs and meeting them will not be appropriate for all families [ 29].

Therefore, given that the basic reproductive number of each strain is larger than unit, equilibrium dynamics fall into two classes depending on the efficiency of partial transmission from coinfections and simultaneous transmission: stable single-strain persistence and multistrain persistence with stable diversity (cf. [ 67]).

After developing a robust steady-state simulation, the next step is the sizing of units whose dynamics is considered.

By contrast, when Jeff Raikes' replacement as president of the Microsoft Business Division, Stephen Elop, took over the unit encompassing Office, Dynamics CRM, and Unified Communications groups, ComputerWorld estimated he controlled at least 26,000 workers responsible for generating fully a third of Microsoft's 2007 revenue.

The completely automatic station is equipped with sensors able to detect self-potential signals (16 channels, A/D 24 bit, sampling rate of 0.25Hz) and a 1Hz three directional seismometer connected to an acquisition unit having a dynamics of 133 dB.

Although we focus mostly on individual units with simple (periodic) dynamics, if the units have more complex dynamics (such as "chaotic oscillators") one can understand synchrony of the cells by analysis of the linearised differences between oscillators, and there is a sizeable literature on this; see the review [88], or [89] for clusters in a system of globally coupled bistable oscillators.

For instance, choose an arbitrary set A in X; then φt(A) is the image of A after t time units under the dynamics of the system.