Sentence examples for dynamic connotation from inspiring English sources

The research framework of this study was not sufficient to consider the dynamic connotation.

"Delivering" (eg "results") borrows the dynamic, space-traversing connotations of a postal service — perhaps a post-apocalyptic one such as that started by Kevin Costner in The Postman.

In the process of service delivery, replacing the simple concept of medical service quality with the concept of interpersonal-based medical service encounters will enhance the dynamic nature and specificity of connotation.

In this article, I'm concentrating my efforts on explaining the role of stress within an organization, and how as leaders and managers, we can channel what is often given a negative connotation, into a positive and dynamic energy.

Mr. Varadi said he chose the name because it was dynamic, easy to pronounce, and carried no cultural connotations -- no small matter in this part of Europe.

The descriptor, "static", has been used to describe this so-called "inventory" approach (e.g. Norton 2001), with clear negative connotations relative to the desirability of "dynamic" approaches.

According to connotation and framework of sustainable development, this study proposes a dynamic combination method of SD GIS to model and evaluate the urban development in Chongqing city of China suffering from depletion of resource and degradation of environment.

Most coaches can't fathom how their tirades can carry racial connotations to players; the P.J. Carlesimo-Latrell Sprewell incident of a few years ago is the benchmark example of this dynamic.

"The connotation, mainly, is crime".

"Basement has an ugly connotation".

The proper connotation is Joe Sixpack.