Sentence examples for sense dynamic from inspiring English sources

Thus, endothelial cells sense dynamic changes in the environment and feed this information into existing intracellular signaling to influence cell behavior.

Proprioception refers to the sense of knowing where one's body is located in space, and consists of joint position sense (static information) and kinesthetic movement sense (dynamic information).

As a result of this absolute dependence on Ca2+/Cn signaling, NFAT has a remarkable ability to sense dynamic changes in intracellular Ca2+ levels and frequencies of Ca2+ oscillations in cells [ 64].

The multiple signal transduction systems for sensing dynamic changes in carbon source and temperature, and the type IV pili, which are likely to be useful for clinging to the chimney, allow D. desulfuricans to survive in such a harsh environment.

There was almost no sense of dynamic variation and pacing.

— I could sense the dynamic changing among us.

Mr. Marriner provided a suitably portentous introduction and brought an acute sense of dynamic contrast into play in the opening Allegro.

"In a sense, those dynamic questions are probably more important," said Rupert Harrison, a former IFS staffer who served as George Osborne's chief of staff until 2015.

Even so, his judicious use of rubato and finely honed sense of dynamic contrast gave each Prelude its own shape and character.

It was as if the melodies were now being heard at last in 3-D with a superb sense of dynamic shading and color modulation to let their constituent phrases and motifs rise, swell, urge forward and relapse.

"As the second in command of a thriving civil rights group, Brown represented a fresh face, new ideas and a sense of dynamic young leadership at a time of dramatic change in the nation's capital," he says.