Sentence examples for again dynamic from inspiring English sources

In the Alps there are cities which appear able to perform metropolitan functions and therefore play an important role in European-wide urban competition (Perlik et al. 2001; Dematteis 2009; Perlik and Messerli 2004) and again, dynamic places which, although unable to count on the presence of a large urban centre, nevertheless manage to perform as a city by activating precious synergies.

An on again off again dynamic does not create an environment where a healthy long term relationship can grow.

Again, the dynamic shifted: I was unsure how to hold up my end of the conversation.

Classical Music Hello Again The dynamic American maestro Leonard Slatkin, whose quick departure from the Met's 2010 production of "La Traviata" is the stuff of legend, will always have a berth with the Juilliard Orchestra.

The resulting improved stiffness and mass matrices are further used to calculate again the dynamic response for the model.

Again, molecular dynamic simulations are needed to further investigate how the peptide influences the conformation of pazopanib.

Again, this dynamic might also be overlooked if projects are studied individually and not in the context of the whole ecosystem.

When we decided to make the Eucalyptus S3 service accessible via a standard web browser, we effectively had to build the entire S3 front end again as dynamic web pages served from an Apache server.

During the rap section, Ludacris references their previous collaboration on "Baby" (2010), saying, "Once again, the dynamic duo is back at it!/ JB, Ludacris!/ I love everything about you/ You're imperfectly perfect/ Everyone's itching for beauty/But they're just scratching the surface".

Once again the dynamic range settings were held constant when inspecting the signal and this category includes instances of tokens where the formant transitions into an underlying vowel were not as pronounced as, and are much shorter than, the case of fricated vowels.

Again, this dynamic is consistent with our results that the tempo of antigenic evolution should be severely reduced by circulating deleterious mutations.