Sentence examples similar to slightly dynamic and from inspiring English sources
Well, I'd argue that most dating sites have a slightly skewed dating dynamic, and Tame argued that by paying for the drinks upfront, you avoid "awkward 'who pays' or 'let's wait while I close my tab' situations".
The pieces in Lynn's collection are dynamic and slightly off balance.
In a vacuum of perfection, the protagonists of neither the former nor the latter case are necessary, but our cartoon counterparts and we live in a dynamic and slightly imperfect world.
In fact, recent tests conducted at dpreview.com concluded that the new 15-megapixel Canon EOS 50D ($1,400) "shows visibly more chroma and luminance noise," and slightly less dynamic range, than the older 10-megapixel Canon EOS 40D ($920).
The study of dynamic and transient behavior is slightly complex and is useful when coupled with high fidelity models.
Two-sensor configuration doubles the power consumption but provided slightly lower dynamic RMS error (0.37°) and a noise range of ±0.42°, and offers the possibility of having redundancy in case of damaged sensor.
However, in vivo digestion caused slightly broader, and dynamic digestion distinctly broader diffraction peaks, which indicate the presence of either imperfect or relatively small crystallites [ 27].
Ambience: Professional, dynamic and supportive.
Now that Jonathan is married, there's a slightly different dynamic – more Hart to Hart than Columbo – and physically moving him into the collapsing country pile of Polly's late parents creates a new status quo.
