dynamicity

Changes in repolarization, dynamicity and the assessment of the arrhythmic risk.

It provides dynamicity.

As previous stated, this was our first experience with courseware development, we were very conscious of the dynamicity of the real discourse of the learners.

These are resulting from higher complexity, ubiquity of computing and communications, mobility, and increased dynamicity of content.

The nodes have no properties other than their links to other nodes in order to maintain their absolute dynamicity.

Semantic Relations, Dynamicity, and Terminological Knowledge Bases.

Their exhilarating live shows have captivated audiences world-wide where their dynamicity shines through every storming reel and each delicately winsome ballad.

The new tome, Helmut Newton: Pages from the Glossies, focuses on his most memorable magazine commissions, many of which still have the dynamicity to shock audiences today.

On the other hand, the dynamicity of the social contexts in which software could operate (e.g., in a cloud environment) calls for engineering social adaptability as a runtime iterative activity.

Thus, the dynamicity of the Yemeni youth has been both the spontaneous generator and the vessel of a large hip hop scene in the country, even though facing lack of institutional support.

Because spines have a primarily actin cytoskeleton, they are dynamic, and the majority of spines change their shape within seconds to minutes because of the dynamicity of actin remodeling.

The holistic dynamicity of Post-contemporary paradigm and its built-in capacities for design agenda, incorporates the ten creative sectors such as architecture, urban design, engineering, design, graphics, art, photography, cinematography, music and performing arts.

Dina Goldin, Adjunct Professor at Brown University, has argued that the secret is in the dynamic position of Mona Lisa's facial muscles, where our mind's eye unconsciously extends her smile; the result is an unusual dynamicity to the face that invokes subtle yet strong emotions in the viewer of the painting.