"There's been nothing more dynamic in America over the last 12 months than these mass marches.
And Mr. Adéabgo's work has been visually more dynamic in other venues than P.S. 1, where it looks somewhat dry in its outsize quarters.
MDM4 is more dynamic in its apo state than is MDM2, with parts of the protein being unstructured.
Such a profile, in contrast to a PPC, is more dynamic in both the amplitude and frequency bandwidth.
In a 2006 paper in Science, she proposed that the Antarctic ice sheet was far more dynamic in the past than generally accepted.
Urbanization and population settlement is substantially more dynamic in areas affected by subway expansion than in similar areas elsewhere (whether or not they are served by urban rail).
Groundwater on the hillslopes was more dynamic in its response to rainfall, acting to expand the saturated area extent and thereby promoting saturation excess overland flow during rainstorms.
"We found that those in public ownership tended to be unimaginative and dull; those in private ownership were more dynamic in their management but often failed to reinvest profits into the maintenance of the substructure, creating an inevitable downward spiral.
Analysis of aerial imagery and ground-survey data demonstrate that the channel has been more dynamic in the downstream 4 km where a local source contributes a significant annual supply of bed material.
At first, we looked weak and pathetic, then there was a middle stage where we didn't want to be at Dream School, but then we had to be a bit more humble and more dynamic in our approach; then you start to feel relationships and fall in love and start to run classes that are achieving stuff.
