Sentence examples for much greater dynamics from inspiring English sources

This makes for much greater dynamics for the theatrical Putin on the world stage and makes America a much better punching bag down the line.

Preliminary experiments during our study of NP2-NO showed that NP4, not bound to NO and thus containing high-spin Fe(III) (S = /2), had much greater dynamics at pH 7.3 than did NP2 in the same high-spin Fe(III), S = /2 state.

The consequence of this processing is a shifting of every point in the plane in such way that the spatial aliasing is canceled and the representation space of modes is much larger (greater dynamics, simpler filtering).

With the advance of live imaging techniques [20], [21] it will become possible to study cell pool dynamics in the SAM with much greater detail and thus allow quantitative modeling of cell behavior with high spatial and temporal resolution.

For waves where the wavelength is much greater than water depth, they can be modelled by coupled fluid dynamics equations known as the shallow water wave equations.

For nations that have only recently begun to deal with the growing dynamics of international migration, the difficulties can be much greater.

Populations where the product of population size and mutation rate is much greater than one are polymorphic most of the time, and show evolutionary dynamics different from those of small populations [ 27].

If a species is going to be subject to Allee type dynamics, the likelihood for or intensity of such effects would be much greater in the vicinity of the range boundaries where densities are lower.

The emergence of advanced analytical tools such as fluorescence resonance energy transfer and dissipative particle dynamics has identified new dimensions of these nanostructures and their behavior in much greater details.

The fluid in the cochlea is assumed to be incompressible, since the cochlear length is much smaller than the wavelength of compressional waves in the fluid and also inviscid, since the height of the fluid chamber is much greater than the viscous boundary layer thickness, and damping is mainly introduced by the BM dynamics.

Bats, primates, and even snails can carry disease, and transmission dynamics change for all of these species following forest clearing, often creating a much greater threat to people.