Sentence examples for sometimes dynamic from inspiring English sources

However, the background we used is sometimes dynamic and the background for that area cannot be easily synthesized.

But voltage protection schemes are recommended to be used as back-up ones because sometimes dynamic loads would fail the accuracy of voltage detection.

An MDCT study of the airways needs axial thin sections (ideally 1 mm sections with 80% overlap), multiplanar reformations, minimum intensity projections, volume-rendering images, virtual bronchoscopy images, and sometimes dynamic studies with inspiration and espiration acquisition.

This process was sometimes dynamic (Figure 3A) wherein the genes were spliced only if all ORFs fell below a 750 base limit and the overall length of the spliced gene exceeded a certain limit.

More importantly, expression data are condition specific, continuous, sometimes dynamic and often much noisier than sequence data.

Sometimes the dynamic is straightforward, a simple matter of placement.

For decades Bolshoi productions were notorious for their surfeit of silent-movie mime and dancers that were sometimes as dynamic in their overacting as in their pirouettes.

These days, she is guarded about discussing this, saying only that "despite myself, sometimes the dynamic that you are exploring in your work spills over into your life".

This 2006 ballet rides the (sometimes) relentless dynamic of its Michael Nyman score with unflagging invention, but the best of its choreography comes charged with a mysterious power of its own.

In the complex and sometimes querulous dynamic between media and technology companies, such a move would no doubt raise questions about the ripples those ties can be expected to cause.

Eric Goldman, an associate professor at the Santa Clara University School of Law, said the latest skirmish between Facebook and its users was part of the sometimes uncomfortable dynamic between companies offering free online services and their eventual need to turn a profit from them.