Sentence examples for dynamic itself from inspiring English sources

"In the river you're going against the current — that dynamic itself makes it more complex," said Costas Kanellos, a Montreal native who started river surfing in 2005 and has since taken to ocean surfing in Maine and Florida.

Our results demonstrate that population dynamics are complex and are affected by both plastic and evolved responses to past and present environments, and that the emergent population dynamic itself shaped the landscape for natural selection to act on in subsequent generations.

Intentionally, we used snapshot data of a dynamic process (the response of cells to EGF or NGF stimulations) and, respectively, the method we developed does not rely on temporal information nor intends to give a model description of the dynamic itself.

So that was an interesting dynamic in itself".

A version of the dynamic played itself out in this village, at the northern edge of Pashtun-dominated southern Afghanistan.

But the government has generally not interfered in the dynamic process itself, which is the source of the country's prosperity.

Yezin Al-Qaysi's interview makes clear that the future of Looie depends on the same dynamic manifesting itself in the bathroom, as customers pony up a monthly subscription to avoid disgusting and badly-maintained public conveniences.

On the checklist of works, the album pieces are listed as "dimensions variable," which means their size increases or decreases depending on how extensively the work is unfolded, and that pliability is a kind of dynamic in itself.

This dynamic manifests itself in many ways, but the most obvious one is a recurrent feature of election time, when, from the establishment's point of view, the wrong people keep running and, increasingly, winning.

Yet the preoccupation with the Middle East was also a reflection of the fact that the Israeli-Palestinian dynamic had itself reverted to the elemental hatred and bloodletting of the past, argued Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the Egyptian representative at the United Nations.

With Olivier playing the part in a rather showy fashion, the balance never does come quite right, but Fontaine's wimpishness is so unrelieved that eventually the dynamic rights itself.