Sentence examples for actual dynamics from inspiring English sources

This approach "represents an attempt to reveal the actual dynamics of drug violence [and demonstrates] how the conflict actually unfolds and evolves," says Michael Lawrence, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Waterloo in Canada, whose work has focused on the application of complexity science to issues of conflict and security and who was not involved in the research.

There is a very useful literature on persistent, large output gaps that describes the actual dynamics.

The first principle has little to do with the actual dynamics of past mishaps, since suppliers' choices and actions have caused accidents.

The whole episode had the air of dark theatre: the strike had driven U.S. cable networks wild with approval, and provoked a lash of anger in Moscow, yet it meant little for the actual dynamics of the conflict in Syria.

(Gates) 'SIXTY MILES TO SILVER LAKE' Decoding just what Dan LeFranc, the playwright, is up to in this father-son drama is much of the fun, since the actual dynamics of this extremely uncomfortable parent-child relationship are fairly familiar.

But the actual dynamics of the Titanian atmosphere, he said, can be much more complicated, leading to cycles tens or hundreds of thousands of years long in which one hemisphere or the other could be wetter or colder than the other.

I'll write that!' " Reilly is at pains to note that neither show is based on actual NBC dynamics and that each is tonally distinct: "Tina is more madcap, and Aaron is exploring issues and character dynamics and has a real romance at the center".

However, they failed because of discomfort felt by the operators when changing the actual robot dynamics.

As a future work, we intend to expand our mathematical framework to capture the actual commuting dynamics.

Standard approaches to non-holonomic control design deal only with the kinematic steering system, ignoring the actual vehicle dynamics.

No information regarding the actual system dynamics is required and no approximation structures (i.e., neural networks, fuzzy systems etc).