Sentence examples for dynamic element of the from inspiring English sources

The country's electoral laws, which permit citizens to vote at age 16, have converted that activism into perhaps the single most dynamic element of the election.

"The most dynamic element of the FIS's supporters the unemployed urban young has not been mobilised for the election," said one westerner.

Because the building will be sheathed in milled glass and the elevator exterior walls colored a shocking Ferrari red, the moving gallery will be visible from outside, a "dynamic element of the facade inside this translucent tube," Mr. Foster said.

Our theoretical framework has two distinct features: (i) the dynamic element of the model and (ii) the derivation of the entire optimal waiting time distribution of patients treated at the steady state based on hospital's structural characteristics.

Previous studies described the M-band as a dynamic element of the sarcomeric cytoskeleton which adapts to the contractile regime of a particular muscle by varying the type and number of different myomesin molecules cross-linking the thick filaments [ 3].

In several spontaneous sketches, succeeding where he had failed in his heroic pictures, he synthesized dynamic elements of the 17th-century Baroque style with an uncompromising realism and fully expressive handling of the paint.

Estimation of time scales of various unsteady-state processes in the catalyst and fixed-bed reactor allowed to include only essential dynamic elements of the model.

Throughout the show's 100 minutes that screen becomes one of the most flexible and dynamic elements of the production, instantly repositioning the actors from Union Square to an art gallery, from a restaurant to a BART platform (amid numerous locations in and around San Francisco).

The diagonal m×m matrix Θ contains 1's for dynamic elements of the concentration vector, 0 otherwise (constraints).

These studies illustrate the difficulty of capturing in vivo the dynamic elements of the apoptotic process such as caspase-3 activation, a difficulty that is manifest clinically.

The model variables are generally chosen to represent the major dynamic elements of the system (quantities that change with time), whereas the parameters correspond to static descriptors.