Sentence examples for competing dynamics from inspiring English sources

can be used to describe competing dynamics and it is hoped that our techniques, and results here will be useful in these studies.

The Nation published a great article the week prior to the election that nails competing dynamics in play in the cannabis legalization movement.

The result is a series of what look like crudely drawn pictures drawn in a style that brings to mind Beavis and Butthead, warped forensic sketches, and comic books, that they say, "offer a unique melding of the Internets' two competing dynamics: onymous vs. anonymous".

In this paper, we examine the impacts of these two competing feedback dynamics on U.S. distributed PV deployment through 2050 for both residential and commercial customers, across states.

Thus, activation patterns in distributed corticobasal ganglia circuits are largely consistent with the predicted responses from our computational model of competing decision dynamics on execution process drift rates.

We use a political ecology approach to reveal how complex cultural dynamics, competing interpretations of science and the environment, micropolitics, and the role of multiple actors generate and shape conflicts over dam removal.

We point out how quantum mechanical long-range order can be established via engineered dissipation, and present genuine many-body aspects of this setting: in the context of bosons, we discuss dynamical phase transitions resulting from competing Hamiltonian and dissipative dynamics.

Foreign pressures are only one of the many forces driving the political dynamics between competing factions.

Research and history reveal that many promising integrated care initiatives have been disrupted or sidelined by competing policy interests, power dynamics between different bodies, and pressure to deliver immediate savings in response to unfavourable financial environments.

We establish the limit system for the Gross Pitaevskii equations when the segregation phenomenon appears, and shows this limit is the one arising from the competing systems in population dynamics.

The predictable quantitative dynamics of competing n-3 and n-6 nutrients allows design of successful preventive nutrition protocols that confirm and extend the epidemiologically observed benefits of n-3 nutrients.