Sentence examples for small dynamic from inspiring English sources
The key design principles are first distilled from literature on the nutrient dynamics and hydro-morphological functioning of small, dynamic, bar-blocked estuaries.
He was a natural comic – small, dynamic, quick-witted, expressive voice, good mimic.
"We at Ferrari are a small, dynamic company, and we show what Italy can do," he said.
A Cubist root seems clear in the underlying rigor and conscious refinement in the sculpture and in the small, dynamic collage, "Le Bijou".
It described him as "a small, dynamic, charismatic figure" who could "electrify an audience with a single frenzied sweep of his bow".
She was a small, dynamic intellectual, bespectacled, a self-taught architect, a candid lesbian and fluent speaker of French and less fluent though equally voluble in English.
Around such a small volume, rotation is strong enough for a smaller dynamic pipe to form and extend to within several tens of metres of the surface.
To name a few: much higher noise levels in analog recording and playback; a much smaller dynamic range (the difference between the quietest and loudest sounds recorded); a tendency for the sound in the LP's inner grooves to be distorted; and a degradation of an LP recording with each playing.
The ensuing smaller dynamic range resulted in a smaller number of paths that ISIS could extract from the measurement.
Moreover, the structure can also be tuned with different assembly angle such that a smaller dynamic stiffness can be obtained.
This greatly validates that the bio-inspired leg can support the same payload but have much smaller dynamic stiffness and thus much better vibration isolation performance.
