Sentence examples for remarkable dynamism from inspiring English sources

Considering this remarkable dynamism in the context of the coat's elaborate biogenesis [5], convoluted surface morphology [7], [8], [10] and network of about 60 different proteins [11], [12], it seems reasonable to assume that other novel attributes and functions of the coat are yet to be uncovered [3].

It's simple enough: big government investments (and thus big government) has been central to the remarkable economic dynamism of the country.

Tom Youngs' progress since his conversion from centre has been remarkable, his extra dynamism in the loose pushing him ahead of Dylan Hartley for England.

More importantly, sequencing has uncovered the remarkable plasticity and dynamism of the E. coli genome that contribute to its genetic and phenotypic diversity.

Raw, fearless, and often very funny, these are stories remarkable for the risky dynamism of their language, the scope of their field of vision.

Both dog and figure are intricately constructed from layers of colored paper and are remarkable for their playfulness and dynamism; from certain angles, it looks as if the dog is getting ready to bite the man's bottom.

According to Columbia, the first four designated scholars "distinguish themselves for their remarkable academic and personal achievements, dynamism, intellectual curiosity, the originality and independence of their thinking, and the diversity that stems from their different cultures and their varied educational experiences".

"I appreciate his dynamism and courage, especially remarkable for a man of that age," said Paolo Olsoufieff, a retired businessman, as he read a newspaper in a restaurant in downtown Rome.

The leading dealers' selling shows reflect a dynamism and a capacity to innovate that are remarkable.

That such a pessimistic outlook should have coexisted with the wonderful dynamism of Aztec civilization is in itself a remarkable achievement.

His dynamism was unparalleled.