Sentence examples for more dynamic it from inspiring English sources

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.

But surveys show that customers are opposed to dynamic pricing, and become more opposed to it the more dynamic it gets.

Unlike carbon dioxide, methane is much more dynamic; it lasts about 10 years in the atmosphere". Biogenic methane has traditionally been assumed to come from organic materials as they decompose in oxygen-free environments.

Although she is quick to add that some excellent science is also done in Europe, "labs in the U.S. work faster and are more dynamic; it is good to see how they work".

In addition to the benefits of the random pairing algorithm of making the network more dynamic, it did not add overhead processing when initializing the signaling phase, as it is processed in earlier stages, thus leaving the signaling phase and the data transmission phase to be performed directly without additional interruptions.

To provide visual cues, the developers made the game's camera more dynamic; it zooms in and out of action depending on the situation to provide focus where necessary.

"I find that it's more dynamic, and it's easier for a male to ejaculate standing up than sitting down".

"It makes the city more dynamic, and it's definitely an economic development strategy," she says.

A large leap, one might say, particularly a society run by patriarchs… There wasn't any romance in the novel, and although I thought this generally suited the plot, it would have been even more dynamic with it.

If Katy B were a more dynamic songwriter, it would help, but she can be wordy.

And the clean-energy sector "has never been more dynamic than it is today," he said.