Sentence examples for dynamic notion from inspiring English sources

I wrote that what cannot be scientifically proved is Freud's "dynamic notion of the subconscious".

However, the 17th and 18th centuries saw a new, more dynamic notion of balance, inspired by Newtonian physics and based on mechanics and physical forces.

In this paper, a multistage optimization model, which introduces a dynamic notion of sustainability, is established to identify a sustainable liquid fuel portfolio subject to evolving technology and environmental regulations.

The Band is a dynamic notion which is rooted in the organic structure of landscape patterns and which relies on the order of adjacency/connectivity between land cover patches and the coastline.

"Maybe I don't think enough about beauty in my work because I'm so curious about other qualities, abstract qualities of time, weight, balance, rhythm; collapse and fatigue versus the more upright dynamic notions of maybe posture … the state that something might be in.

But they do not rule out weaker, dynamic notions of the memory trace.

There's a dynamic in that notion that could be used to good effect, but the writers here may not get around to exploiting it, what with their continuing exploration of how to avoid the forbidden parts of naked actresses with careful camera placement.

Grosz is interested in a philosophy that would integrate dynamic and productive notions of change and time into that of space.

Researchers in dynamic assessment advance notions similar to "reciprocal interaction" albeit under a different label, i.e., "transactional" (Haywood et al. 1992).

We note that all of them refer to dynamic and changing notions and not stable constructs, which corresponds to the approach of our study on FinTech as it has changed over time.

The proposed method introduces the notion of dynamic base surfaces (DBS) which are dynamically adapted to the three-dimensional shape implied by the clouds of points.