The phrase "a pair of dynamic" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to two items or entities that are characterized by change or activity, often in a context related to teamwork, relationships, or systems.
Example: "The project was a success due to a pair of dynamic leaders who inspired their team to innovate and collaborate."
Alternatives: "two energetic" or "a duo of active".
The band he leads will feature Francis Benitez, his son, on drums, along with the Brooklyn-born guitarist Tom Guarna and a pair of dynamic Cubans: the saxophonist Yosvany Terry and the pianist Manuel Valera.
Figure 3 A pair of dynamic images with moving people (left) and the histogram of ZNCC for this set of images (right).
Racer holds up beautifully, thanks to a script that dispenses with all the sports movie clichés about hero athletes, a pair of dynamic, layered performances from stars-to-be Redford and Hackman, and Ritchie's breathtaking verite camerawork that makes us feel we're right alongside Redford on his heart-pounding descents.
If you're looking for a pair of those, Master & Dynamic also offers the MW60.
In order to find whether a pair of genes has a dynamic time order relation, we look at their log-likelihood difference.
NEW YORK — When a pair of dancers' legs — athletic and dynamic — were printed on a Ralph Rucci dress, the lithe limbs underscored a new mood: The re-invention of American sportswear.
SSEA treats a structure as a string of SSEs and aligns a pair of structures by the standard dynamic programming algorithm on this SSE string.
One approach to solving this dilemma is to simultaneously align and fold a pair of RNA sequences with a dynamic programming algorithm (Sankoff, 1985).
To test this hypothesis we computed MI between the expression levels of every gene pair (static MI), and between every pair of dynamic response and explanatory-variable (dynamic MI).
His playing was more multifaceted and dynamic on a pair of originals, the soul-jazz cooker "Mason-Dixon Line" and the rhythm-and-blues-tinged "Baby Girl's Strut".
That dynamic dulls a pair of loosely political songs — "It's So Heavy," about the depressing state of the Republic, and "The Storm," which is in part about Hurricane Sandy.
