Sentence examples for aggressive dynamics from inspiring English sources

As a result, the lawyers said, the aggressive dynamics of campaign fund-raising could take hold.

It proceeds very interestingly: at first it sounds as if it were composed within the style of some of Debussy's "Études," but over its course it moves into more aggressive dynamics and harmonies.

She says: "I found myself in the predominately male world of activism and politics, wondering 'where are all the women?' Being exposed to aggressive gender dynamics was a very upsetting learning curve".

Here we present results of two experiments designed to examine the relative importance of priming and audience effects on the dynamics of aggressive interactions.

These results, in conjunction with those of our earlier studies, suggest that without proper modulation by OA neurons, aspects of courtship circuitry can be activated within the dynamics of aggressive interactions.

Changing market dynamics are driving aggressive innovation by newspapers to develop nontraditional approaches.

However, policies designed to protect the economy against the worst-case consequences of misspecified dynamics are less aggressive and turn out to be good approximations of the estimated rule.

These results suggest that aggressive efforts to improve flow dynamics and associated haemodynamic abnormalities, eliminate arrhythmias, and maintain chronic atrial rhythm may favourably alter what has been considered as an 'inexorable decline' in functional status in many Fontan patients.

The results still highlight the importance of social environment in determining the dynamics and outcomes of aggressive contests.

This single and systematic design methodology is shown to achieve the semi-global ultimate boundedness of the closed-loop helicopter dynamics and accommodate the aggressive control of flight maneuvers from hovering to trajectory tracking.

This game has logical applicability to cancer dynamics in that the aggressive malignant cell (hawk) competes with a passive normal cell (dove) for biological energy.