Bureaucracies aren't so dynamic".
Certainly, it sometimes felt that the reality of football in today's Brazil is not so much the dynamic, beautiful game as the passive consumer experience: people soak up the action on flat-screen TVs in bars and on sofas, in between commercial breaks for beer and petrol.
Table 1 Comparison of object detection methods in terms of accuracy and computational time Methods Accuracy Computational time Comments Background subtraction Mixture of Gaussian model [2 10] Moderate Moderate Simple implementation and good performance but not so well with dynamic background.
In not so many words, dynamic scoring lends itself to cherry-picking.
Not so surprisingly, the dynamic range of RT-qPCR was narrower than that of RNA deep-sequencing.
Everything looks miserable, the spaces not so much airy or dynamic as lovelorn and wan.
To my mind, it's not so much vulnerable as dynamic, that current cold, hard outward face masking a soft, warm heart.
Our server said that specially tailored side dishes with the entrees and even with the appetizers would provide contrasting or complementary effects, a dynamic not so revolutionary as to warrant introduction.
Their usual status dynamic is not so apparent in this sketch, where they are evenly matched; in many of the classics, Pete is meant to know more than Dud.
What we most feel now, perhaps, is "the mystery of it all": not the mystery that motivated Lowry – the thump, thump, the chimneys, the smoke – but that not so long ago the most dynamic parts of Britain should have been like this.
