dynamically
- adverb
- /daɪˈnæmɪkli/
- Specialized
- A graphic user interface allows the operator to dynamically select display and recording functions during data acquisition.
- dynamically optimize
- changes dynamically
- dynamically reconfigure
And thereby be able to create these maps like that are dynamically updated on an hourly basis of the of how viruses travel throughout the world.
- And thereby be able to create these maps like that are dynamically updated on an hourly basis of the of how viruses travel throughout the world.
- So it's like dynamically pruning the the graph to to only like based on the particular thing you're trying to infer.
Examples
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All other channels are dynamically allocated by the destination node to receive data transfers.
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Scores are submitted dynamically and stored in portfolios for reference and reporting.
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A recipient can dynamically vary the window size by changing the number of interests it issues.
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In addition, the decision maker may dynamically update the commitments.
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So that would mean that we get to dynamically add and delete insertions and deletions.
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The ability to reconfigure a customer network dynamically is a well-known advantage of digital cross-connect systems.
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Both the probability indices and the expected value are adapted dynamically to optimize compression.
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But the big thing that our options pricing models taught traders was how to dynamically replicate the payoff by trading in the underlying.
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Economic theory suggests that natural resource producers should dynamically optimize, and OPEC has been widely modeled under this framework.
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The game features exercises that adjust their difficulty dynamically based on how you play.
Synonyms
Created while a computer program runs, not prepared before
Antonyms
How Dynamic
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dynamically in computers comes from the same root dynam- meaning 'power' or 'force', like a dynamo that makes power while it runs. That's why in computing 'dynamically' means something is made or changed 'while a program is running' rather than fixed before.