Sentence examples for particularly dynamic from inspiring English sources
Invaded communities may prove to be particularly dynamic in this way, as novel juxtapositions of taxa create new eco-evolutionary dynamics (see also Jackson and Sax 2010).
Wilshaw, 63, doesn't immediately strike you as charismatic or even particularly dynamic.
It wasn't a disgraceful performance, but it wasn't particularly dynamic, either.
There weren't any particularly dynamic plays or any major fantasy studs.
Tap dance was a particularly dynamic art form, and dancers continually molded and shaped it.
What to put next to a particularly dynamic painting of two bright red horses by Charles DuBack in 1956?
The past year has been particularly dynamic; the East End feels like TriBeCa in the late 1980's.
And in another, particularly dynamic gallery, the people depicted behave in ways not usually associated with posing.
During the next 10 years, production of 70-to-120-seat regional jets will be "particularly dynamic," it says.
First was the appearance of a particularly dynamic and aggressive female surfer, Lisa Andersen, from the United States.
Mr. Engel has not been a particularly dynamic congressman, but he has been dutiful, working well on constituent issues for all ethnic groups in his many district offices.
