Sentence examples for terms of dynamism from inspiring English sources

But in terms of dynamism and disposition, family friends say, she is her father's daughter.

The sensor network is considered to have prospective results in terms of dynamism and diversity in everyday applications.

Current automation systems demand flexibility and efficiency in order to face the constant changes of the application in terms of dynamism, complexity and extensibility.

I can't quite put my finger on what is lacking in terms of dynamism — is it that Stephanopoulos is sitting, not standing walking freely with the cordless mike?

"I hope for someone who will be identical in terms of his dynamism and commitment toward vocations," he said.

"In terms of the dynamism of the market, the vector of demand will be China and the dynamo of supplies is Iraq".

Wise later commented: "It got pretty badly attacked at the time, but by today's standards, it is very mild... in terms of the dynamism of the story, it holds up very well".

What tends to happen is that people make judgements about other people's qualities in terms of leadership, dynamism, competitiveness, drive and so on, and they tend to be based on what one can think of as a kind of reciprocal recognition among peers.

At best, you get a few blocks of activity but very little in terms of urban dynamism.

But in terms of choice and dynamism, in terms of a mature food culture, London's restaurant scene - to which the wider south east has ready access - is the best in the country, and always will be.

It also has a calligraphic tradition that in terms of artistry and dynamism stand level with Arabic and Chinese.