Sentence examples for dynamic at all from inspiring English sources

Our study of the dynamics of Pol II shows that elongation rate is highly dynamic at all genes, both at the promoter proximal region and within the gene body.

"We consequently now see students genuinely excited about working for companies that in the past just weren't considered sexy or dynamic at all".

So after 6 months, it is not the same dynamic at all; it is not the same dynamic as before.

"Tesco is an expression of a winner-take-all dynamic at the heart of the business sector at the moment," Simms says.

To the untrained eye, sf might be taken to imply f (forte: loud), but as The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians and other reference works confirm, during Mahler's time, at least, sf had no dynamic implication at all, indicating only that the composer wanted the note reinforced or accented within the prevailing dynamic, or loudness.

The problem has grown over the centuries, as composers seeking to expand their expressive possibilities have pushed for ever greater contrast in dynamics; whereas a simple "piano" or "forte" would suffice for Bach, when he bothered to use dynamic markings at all, Tchaikovsky progressed to the likes of pppppp (pianissississississimo, but who's counting?) and ffff in his "Pathétique" Symphony.

We selected two Pc1 pulsations that show similar shapes in the dynamic spectra at all three stations: case 1 on 8 April 2010, and case 2 on 11 April 2010.

The experimental results demonstrated that the guidance system successfully adapted to changes in natural light and had good dynamic performance at all speeds.

The model uses forms of gear mesh interface excitations that are amplitude and frequency modulated due to a class of gear manufacturing errors to predict dynamic forces at all sun-planet and ring-planet gear meshes.

Needless to say, the images we see on TV of conflict in the region do not give the impression of a dynamic country at all.

Sulf2 is expressed in a dynamic pattern at all developmental stages tested (E10.5 E12.5; Figs. S4 and S5).