Sentence examples for a dynamic dialogue from inspiring English sources

The new money helped energize The Notebook's Web site, but it will take time before it generates more traffic and hosts a dynamic dialogue.

The result is a nomadic art project called "Küba: Journey Against the Current": a dynamic dialogue between a travelling work of art and the artists it meets en route.The journey from Mr Ataman's quasi-mythical Istanbul to Vienna from the edge of Asia to the heart of Europe—has been long and symbolic.

A learning process based on sequential focus groups can help adjusting initial opinion differences thanks to a dynamic dialogue among participants [31].

A dynamic dialogue is a conversation in which each participant alternately selects remarks based on a changing world state and in which each remark can change the world state.

To construct a dynamic dialogue, an author must not only create the remarks, but also write the code that determines which remarks are available to both participants at any point in the dialogue.

But when its walls are touched, tickled, or talked to, the literal living room engages the viewer in a dynamic "dialogue" of light and sound.

The appearance of these mutations is a consequence of the dynamic dialogue between CLL cells and microenvironment selective pressures, which widely determines clonal evolution and response to treatment [ 34].

Representatives from the physician, hospital, purchaser, payor, policy maker, and medical device communities came together to participate in a dynamic, constructive dialogue and debate regarding the future of the U.S. healthcare system.

S4_2 The theme 'journey within' recognises that resilience was a dynamic internal dialogue whereby students can build on their personal attributes and developed new strategies to reframe and cope with clinical experiences and exam pressures.

A hostile climate between workers and management must also be replaced with dynamic dialogue, he said, as was done in Germany in the mid-2000s, helping turn that country into an industrial powerhouse.

"Now that we no longer have that capacity," he wonders, "how can we continue to produce that all-important sense of optimism so the city can continue to evolve?" One of the most important interlocutors in the book's dynamic dialogue is the Amsterdam photographer Iwan Baan.