Sentence examples for which are dynamic from inspiring English sources

We note that simple percolation theory is of relatively limited use in describing fine detail of mitochondrial dynamics, which are dynamic, unlikely to lie on a lattice, and have connectivity properties dependent on membrane potential.

The focus of our approach is on open-world scenarios, which are dynamic and more complex.

In [10], Son et al. propose a theoretical framework for two problems which are dynamic BS operation and user association.

How can cities, which are dynamic systems where most people live and work, prepare for such changes in climate?

The electrodes have been used to support self-assembled phospholipid monolayers which are dynamic surface coatings with unique dielectric properties.

In PKIS-I, group search keys ik and dk are reversely generated with hash key chains by GM, which are dynamic to session-changes.

A reified, fixed and immutable concept cannot capture the nature of existence, which is dynamic and in flux.

Train-tracking diagram is shown in Fig. 3, monitoring the differences in guarded distance which is dynamic and shorter than that in Fig. 2.

Yet, recognition, processing and repair of DNA damage occur within the nucleoprotein complex of chromatin which is dynamic in nature, capable of rapid unfolding, disassembling, assembling and refolding.

Mobile IP approach [123] proposes two IP addresses for the hosts: a home-address, which is static and works as an identifier (ID) for the application layer; and a care-of-address, which is dynamic, dependent on node's location.

This is not very reasonable as the rewards from crime events is purely driven by the colocation of offender and target agents, which is dynamic and changing every stage of the model.