Sentence examples for dynamic given from inspiring English sources

The Cook list is dynamic, given regular updates based on fresh analysis of the districts, which means the number of competitive districts can change from week to week.

This is an important dynamic, given that China's growth and its link to the global economy is vital to the economic well-being of Western nations.

Sufficient conditions have been obtained to judge the distributed detectability of the networked system, i.e., the existence of filter gains which ensure an asymptotically stable error dynamic given a specific choice of consensus weights.

In the interests of preserving some of the film's third act surprises, I won't get into spoilers, but I'll say that it seems like the producers (among them franchise vet Avi Arad) are determined not to do the same old thing with Harry-Peter dynamic given how much it was laced through (or weight down, if you like) the prior trilogy.

Fam20C is ubiquitously expressed; the expression of Fam20A is tissue-specific and perhaps highly dynamic given the large increase in Fam20A expression during lactation.

Our analysis suggests that the relative domain organization is probably highly dynamic, given the linker flexibility (disordered in the MVEV structure) and the small buried surface areas between the two domains in both structures.

The previous slink-and-bob dynamic gives way to Mr. Millepied's pirouettes and leg beats.

That dynamic gave an edge to Mr. Obama, whose initial opposition to the Iraq war set him apart from Mrs. Clinton.

Nichols's satisfying production emphasizes this dynamic, giving his staging of the play a particularly shocking subliminal punch.

For more than fifty years, [their] dynamic gave their act its emotional fire, and it warms the book as well.

"This new dynamic gives our clients many new opportunities to screw up," said Allan Mayer, a crisis management and corporate public relations adviser at 42West in Los Angeles.