Sentence examples for more dynamic display from inspiring English sources
Nothing offers a more dynamic display of athleticism, strength, explosiveness and creativity.
Recent large scale analyses in wheat suggested that distal regions are more dynamic, displaying higher level of recombination and accumulate more pseudogenes and gene duplications than proximal peri-centric regions [ 38].
This expands the ePaper experience and displays more dynamic content for signage or advertising.
Newer exhibits reflect a trend toward displaying the dinosaurs in more dynamic, fluid poses.
Nearby, the show's first gallery includes later, more dynamic poem-card collaborations between Koetsu and Sotatsu, mounted on hanging scrolls or displayed in an album, that are astounding for their offhand power and varieties of pictorial space and scale.
Class II and IV form more stable MTs, while class III forms more dynamic MTs in vitro [ 31], and therefore, MEFs do not display a clear pattern of tubulin isotype up or down regulation to compensate for loss of stathmin.
But — to give an example of the sorts of things I'm thinking of — I could imagine more dynamic and intelligent filters that customize some of the options displayed based on a user's most written-about topics/themes.
We are going to employ two different kinds of video streams: a standard videocall, where the video sequence is almost static, and a more dynamic videocall, where we will point the webcams towards a screen displaying a movie.
While basically winning, this display of plush retro craftsmanship is in need, perhaps, of a little more dynamic range.
The Modern's new approach to post-1970 art is still more dynamic: it has put history on hold by presenting slices of its huge collection through temporary displays.
