Sentence examples for more dynamic ones from inspiring English sources

The United States has long overcome its less dynamic industries by replacing them with more dynamic ones.

The main benefit of using SDWN in H-CRAN is the creation of a flexible programmability framework required to transform the current control plane into a more dynamic one that accommodates future wireless functions while still supporting current functions.

The deeper one is able to rest, the more dynamic one will be in activity.

In many ways, it paved the way for a reinvention of the country: from a stultified, socialist economy to a more dynamic, capitalist one; from a foreign policy defined by suspicion of America to one defined by shared interests and even mutual affection; and from public attitudes that frowned on individualism, consumerism and ambition to a nation that today exalts those same qualities.

Let's throw out the notions of "clocking in" and sitting at your desk from "nine to five," and replace them with more dynamic and interactive ones.

One critical design trend of such devices is that they are shifting from static and fixed-function systems to more dynamic and extensible ones, which are capable of running various kinds of applications.

"She's trying to make it a more dynamic environment and one that invites participation," said Ms. Gornik, who participated in last summer's "Artists Choose Artists," a juried show for which nine prominent East Enders chose the finalists.

That being said, they take the party part seriously as well, though in more dynamic ways than one might imagine.

The client could then access the information for each of these tags through a predetermined object-oriented interface, allowing for more dynamic searches than one would naturally make by visiting the website.

It was one of the more dynamic informative experiences I have had recently.

In other words, infrastructure-less trust models are more dynamic than infrastructure-based ones.