Sentence examples for dynamic outside from inspiring English sources
If Horton wants to build the Steelers of the West, he needs a dynamic outside linebacker.
In this paper, we present a model for designing a strategy for agents that makes adjustable rates of concession by negotiating according to the changes of environments with uncertain and dynamic outside options.
"We fell into our roles very quickly as a sort of dynamic outside of the film," Kennedy said.
The piece looks at storytelling in a whole new way, examining how characters function in an interactive environment beyond the video game, and how technology is evolving this dynamic outside of traditional narratives.
In 2011, New York magazine writer called it "one of the breakout episodes that saw the show finding its momentum and figuring out how to transfer the dynamic outside of the office".
22. Eagles: Anthony Barr (OLB, UCLA) 2013 Stats: 12 games played, 66 tackles, 20.0 tackles for loss, 10.0 sacks, 6 forced fumbles At one time considered a potential top-5 pick, Barr would give the Eagles what they have been looking for: a dynamic outside linebacker.
Freddie Burns, routinely described as the most dynamic outside-half in England, will be the first to admit that he had a rough one, while two other decision-making backs with international experience behind them – the red-rose centre Billy Twelvetrees and the occasional Wales scrum-half Tavis Knoyle – made tactical calls of the bone-headed variety.
The dynamic of the outside temperature was satisfactorily captured by the ssNN when real data were used during several experiments.
Characterization of hydrogel network is a complex process given its 3-Dimensional complex nature and its frequent, dynamic changes to outside stimuli such as solvent, temperature, salinity, pH etc.
Declan Maher The Jaguars will have the most dynamic offense outside of Green Bay this year.
Initially, this fall in UK and EU students was more than matched by increases in students from more economically dynamic regions outside Europe.
