Sentence examples for dynamic ability from inspiring English sources

He apparently dreamed of this from the age of 5, when sports clubs around Kobe, Japan, noticed his dynamic ability.

With over one billion global Facebook users, there is emerging evidence that activists are making concerted efforts to utilize Facebook's dynamic ability for addressing social issues.

"He doesn't have the dynamic ability to change the game in the return game, but playing the actual cornerback position down after down, he's every bit if not more talented than Patrick Peterson," the scouting director said.

It may be overdoing it just yet to describe Dickinson as an English version of the All Blacks' Kieran Read but, with his dynamic ability to eat up ground from a standing start, the former Rotherham player offers something different to his positional counterparts Billy Vunipola of Saracens and Gloucester's Ben Morgan.

Three linear and spatially lumped models of this device are investigated, which incorporate: (a) a linear temperature profile (LTP) in the heat exchangers; (b) a constant temperature difference (CTD) between the heat exchangers and working fluid; and (c) a dynamic ability of the heat exchanger (DHX) blocks to store and release heat periodically.

The ordinary particles focus on exploitation under the guidance of the local best position in its sub-swarm, while the communication particles with dynamic ability that focus on exploration under the guidance of a united local best position in a new search region promote information to be exchanged among sub-swarms.

Their scope will be limited and the powers will almost certainly lag behind the dynamic abilities of the technology to reinvent itself.

It can have the greatest performance delivered with the most spine-tingling sounds, it can meld svelte looks with stupendous dynamic abilities – but if the rear seats are uninhabitable then the whole enterprise will have been pointless.

Kia's products previously appealed mainly to value-conscious buyers but took a big leap forward a few years ago with the Golf-sized cee'd; now there is an increased emphasis on the cars' dynamic abilities and their looks, and the company's design function has been greatly strengthened under the leadership of ex-Audi man Peter Schreyer.

Evidence for this thesis comes from the widespread endorsement by ordinary speakers that there is a non-zero chance that p iff p can happen, where 'can' expresses the dynamic, ability-attributing, modal.

Many designs from recent years have tackled this dilemma by prudently embracing the dynamic abilities of LCD touch screens.