Sentence examples for in its dynamic from inspiring English sources

First, microarray technology has is lethal weakness: poor in its dynamic range, i.e., it cannot distinguish the difference among lowly-expressed genes (in arrange of 1 to 10 copies per cell) and highly expressed genes (say a few hundred copies per cell).

Not only does the face provide obvious cues to emotional expressions and intentions in its dynamic movements [2], even in its static form it can provide information about a variety of traits: personality attributes [3], individual identity [4], and group membership [5].

Or at the least, if the case is to be made, one would expect it to be strongest for the sense of touch in its dynamic forms.

In its dynamic period, the Islamic caliphate was at the heart of a great civilisation, leading the world in science, philosophy, law, maths and astronomy.

"The aspirations," says Garatti now, "were to create a project that would reflect the revolution in all in its dynamic aspects.

But the concerto grosso is like these other cycles in its dynamic tendency to progress from the more serious to the lighter movements.

But keeping in mind its dynamic aspirations, it is lower than its predecessor, with its centre of gravity well balanced at all times.

If you want an immediate sense of Lawrence's far-reaching influence, here it is, in the work of a brilliant younger artist who has taken his narrative impulse, in all its dynamic complexity, in innovative directions.

"The changes for 2013, though subtle, go a long way in enhancing its dynamic appearance inside and out".

Today marks a year since a radical left government was elected in Greece; its dynamic young prime minster, Alexis Tsipras, promising a decisive blow against austerity.

In particular, its dynamic performance under earthquake or wind actions requires intensive research.