Sentence examples for range of dynamics from inspiring English sources

Despite this dynamic similarity, the models vary with respect to the range of dynamics captured.

Ms. Mutter played with intensity and a range of dynamics in the Adagio and muscular vigor in the finale.

The neatness of execution achieved here was combined with a wide range of dynamics and some subtle tonal colouring.

Meanwhile, Mr. Hvorostovsky just seemed to get better and better, increasing his range of dynamics and color, driving deeper into the music.

The music is intense, with a wide range of dynamics and pitch, often suggesting more voices than one.

Playing on modern instruments, but using techniques borrowed from period practice - such as a selective use of vibrato, and wide range of dynamics - they made the slow movement an impassioned lament, full of halting silences and volatile changes of texture.

The two feedback control loops occupy separate ranges of dynamics, low frequency and high frequency with tilt angle over higher frequency range and motion of intermediate body over lower frequency range, and hence, the decoupling approach is reasonable to use and apply separate control loops.

The two feedback control loops occupy separate ranges of dynamics, low frequency and high frequency with tilt angle over higher frequency range and motion of intermediate body over lower frequency range, and hence, decoupling is reasonable to use and apply separate control loops.

Spatially explicit community models often generate a wide range of complex dynamics and behaviours, but the predictions of community structure and dynamics from many of these models are rarely compared with the natural communities they are intended to represent.

In this paper, we present an introduction to accelerated molecular dynamics, a class of methods aimed at extending the timescale range of molecular dynamics, sometimes up to seconds or more.

Lastly, we showed that the LM method can accommodate for a large range of response dynamics, a crucial property for estimating spatial spread of activity or contrast dynamics.