Sentence examples for Dynamic fall from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we posit a dynamic fall risk model consisting of intrinsic risk factors that vary over time and exposure (activity in context).
Gorgeous curly-top models showcased the duo's dynamic Fall 2012 collection, which was inspired by "Motown, Malawian tribes and the photography of Seydou Keita and Malick Sidibe".
It's hard to see how Visa and MasterCard might break out of this very stable dynamic; last fall the Government Accountability Office issued a report describing how swipe fees have steadily increased.
Because of the large presence of snow in Skyrim's game world, the technological upgrades were applied to weather effects and allow for dynamic snow fall upon the terrain, instead of snow that was rendered as a textural effect in previous games.
The dynamic of falling bond prices also undermines the capital position of the banks, since they are among the biggest holders of government bonds in many countries.
It seems that the author, besides confusing the terms "active membrane" and "dynamic membrane", falls victim to the popular, albeit erroneous, notion that an ionic disequilibrium across the cell membrane is an essential requirement for life.
This dynamic framework for fall risk adds important aspects that may improve understanding of fall mechanisms, fall risk models, and the development of fall prevention interventions.
But the news still shook Colorado politics, and shifted the dynamic of the fall contest, with no incumbent — for better or worse — to rally behind or to attack.
Low enthusiasm among Democratic voters is not confined to New York; it may be the defining dynamic of the fall elections, as Republican candidates across the country drive toward Nov. 2 backed by an energetic base.
To investigate the relationships between toe elevation ability in the standing position and dynamic balance and fall risk among community-dwelling older adults.
Numerical computations, for a bubble equilibrium, converge to the required Laplace law and the dynamic of a drop, falling under gravity, is in agreement with experimental observations.
