"dynamic waves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that is constantly shifting and changing, such as a market or a trend. For example, "The business world is full of dynamic waves, and companies must be agile to keep up."
Earlier work has shown that a more accurate description of the boundary conditions can be achieved by describing the interface dynamics by a combination of so-called dynamic waves.
The sound of visitors stimulated the "collective consciousness" of a network of suspended LEDs, causing dynamic waves of light to ripple through the space.
Based on the recorded information, underground structures enjoy a higher level of safety against dynamic waves compared to surface structures.
Quantitative predictions of this effect on the velocity of dynamic waves are found to improve agreement with experimental measurements.
Synchronic of concreting and blasting causes cracks and reduction of final resistance of concrete because of dynamic waves induced by blasting.
This paper introduces dynamic waves and their influence on the underground structures; controlling methods of dynamic waves induced by blasting in the base of peak particle velocity and finally design of surge tank storage shafts excavation in Gotvand dam neighbor of concrete structures in these storages.
(b) Dynamic wave-driven flood modeling.
This allows a different flexibility in realizing dynamic wave guides or spin-wave switches.
The IWA can be carried out using either nonlinear static or dynamic wave analyses.
For both the passive and dynamic wave-modeling approaches, inundation and flooding extents were mapped for all five sea-level rise scenarios.
For protection against loads neglected in the analysis, such as dynamic wave loads, ample design margins are employed in the calculations.
