Sentence examples for dynamic uses from inspiring English sources

The two networks strategy links higher dynamic uses (traffic, industries, intensive forms of agriculture) to the transportation network and the lower dynamic uses (nature, green, water, residential) and to the water network (Tjallingii 1995, 2015; Fig. 2).

The lower dynamics in the landscape, such as nature and water form the casco, within which higher dynamic uses, such as agriculture, find their space.

What unites all three films is a dynamic use of the camera.

He added, "It combines the extremely dynamic use of technology with a very authoritarian and ruthless managerial culture".

There's repetition, and dynamic use of colors, shapes, numbers, music and noises.

She brings enormous energy to the proceedings, palpable not just in her realisations of the characters and settings, but also in her layouts, which are bold and dynamic, using every inch of the page.

Tiffany and Goldberg orchestrate his performance with a fabulous sense of space and pace, breaking up the potential relentlessness of a one-man show with a dynamic use of movement and stillness.

His dynamic use of it cleared the stage of fustian clutter, set the scene with vibrant light and color, and created an "atmosphere of reality" by suggestion rather than crude literalism.

The result, Bigger Than Life, is one of the great American films of the 50s, in which Ray's dynamic use of colour and form is steadily attached to Mason's tragic performance.

The joy of reading Hill is watching him play both sides of this dynamic, using Pascoe's sensitive analysis of an Emily Dickinson poem found at a crime scene to trigger an earthier insight from Dalziel.

A portfolio of VU's high-impact covers, with their dynamic use of type and photography, establishes Liberman's roots in the graphic avant-garde.