Sentence examples for a more dynamic form from inspiring English sources

Paul Bickley of Theos, a religious think-tank, describes it as a more dynamic form of mission.

The gathering of information and its combination in a more dynamic form is an old artistic practice we usually refer to as collage.

By using the powerful curving forms of the Roman Baroque architects, especially Bernini, he gave his villas a more dynamic form.

The group is one of the unsung heroes of the European refugee crisis, a young grassroots collective that has tried to create a more dynamic form of aid in Calais and Greece, where even seasoned aid workers admit their traditional models have failed.

The two set out to build something themselves, and then used that as the basis of what became Typeform, first launched in 2012, a more dynamic form-creating interface that presented questions one at a time.

She claimed that there is an appetite among young women all over Europe for a new, more dynamic form of resistance.

Neural (N -cadherin is expressed iN -cadherinssues and fisroblasts, whexpresseddintes a less stable aneurale dynamic form of cell-cell adhesion [ 1- 4].

First, we rely on a concept-based affective lexicon that does not capture fear signals in non-English words or in more dynamic forms (such as emoticons and acronyms).

This will be an opportunity for all of us to think harder about a more dynamic and inter-active form of FT journalism beyond the printed word.

It is clearly seen that, as surface ligand hydrophobicity increased a more dynamic corona would be formed, recruiting a larger portion of the rapidly exchanging proteins.

The immunohistological analysis of human TB granulomas enables us to form a more dynamic interpretation of granuloma biology.