Sentence examples for dynamic responsive from inspiring English sources

"The new commission has the opportunity to make a real difference, and I am looking forward to working with the constituent organisations and other stakeholders to make sure we put in place a dynamic, responsive organisation that has the interests of service users firmly at its heart".

As museums across the nation are challenged to create greater access to the art and objects in their care and the ideas they embody, we need to find new ways to be more dynamic, responsive and relevant to our increasingly diverse communities.

In particular, the mitochondrion is one of the most sophisticated and dynamic responsive sensing systems in the cell.

When detecting Cu2+ solutions with different concentrations, the dynamic responsive current of the MEGS-based electrical circuit was also similar to that of detecting DI water.

It has become increasingly important in the last few years to develop rapid, dynamic, responsive and reconfigurable manufacturing processes and systems.

"This round of investment will help fuel a number of our key strategic goals including facilitating our omni-channel proposition, escalating the development of local language sites for key new markets (Russia, Japan, China) and accelerating engineering developments to help facilitate a dynamic responsive experience," Farfetch founder and CEO José Neves Farfetch says.

A verb is active, responsive, a dynamic effort that evolves over time.

35 These findings suggest that rather than being a static response to a stable belief, 5 pain-related fear may be dynamic and responsive to changes in the pain experience.

Shambaugh said the Chinese Communist party used to believe that the Soviet Union's collapse meant it had to adapt and reform, to become dynamic and responsive.

The old model hampers entrepreneurship and innovation in small companies, an important component of a dynamic and responsive economy.

These systems are dynamic and responsive to fluctuations in climate.