Sentence examples for rather dynamic from inspiring English sources

This order is called holomovement because it is not static but rather dynamic, as in Whitehead's process philosophy.

Our study therefore represents a "picture" in a rather dynamic process as future changes to GHGI may affect our conclusions.

Costumes are "not mere static arrangements in the world, but rather dynamic reconfigurings of the world" (Barad 2003, p. 816).

In reality, PFSPs are not usually static, but are rather dynamic, as customer orders are placed at random time intervals.

After all, they kind of are the new masters of Bluetooth headphones, but are rather dynamic in the audio hardware space, too.

The signal dispersion in the 1D 1H NMR spectra (Fig. 2) suggests a rather dynamic conformational ensemble of molecules in solution.

Turnbull said the economy was not like a cake of fixed size but rather was dynamic.

In the predigital age, patterns of waves were painterly rather than dynamic.

Sustained cronyism could turn Asia's big economies into entrenched oligarchies rather than dynamic meritocracies.

Every living organism's genome is not a static entity, but rather a dynamic one where changes in the DNA occur over time.

This is a rather unusual dynamic even by German standards, where term limits are unheard of and the political lifespan is longer than in most other European countries.