Sentence examples for view of the dynamics from inspiring English sources

"I thought he had a very thoughtful and sensible view of the dynamics of the global economy and what needed to happen," Mr. Rubin said today.

These events can be modeled demographically, permitting a view of the dynamics of spatial pattern as it varies with gap size, disturbance intensity, and rate of recovery.

So, for the first set of the Williams-Wozniacki match (or, in the event, the mismatch), Louise and I sat in the loge, behind the baseline, center excellent seats that provided a clear view of the dynamics of the competition.

Here, we argue that it is not possible to have a clear view of the dynamics of such phenomena using neuroimaging methods with a temporal resolution limited to the range of seconds.

Given the humdrum sentimentality of Mr. Laurents's book and, seen through the luxury of a contemporary prism, his oversimplified view of the dynamics of race, we come to depend upon one or more of these stylish performers to transform the moment with their musical gifts.

They are regularly accused of suppressing the development of products damaging to their market franchises.Schumpeter's originality lay, however, in the way in which he turned a view of the dynamics of growth into an apocalyptic vision of the end of capitalism one which, in spite of superficial similarities, at bottom owed little or nothing to Marx.

In addition, more and more labs are simultaneously producing expression profiles of miRNA and mRNA on the same set of samples, providing a global view on the dynamics of miRNA mRNA regulatory relationships (Huang et al., 2007; Nunez-Iglesias et al., 2010).

The nice diagram (figure 5) in your paper (Ait-Omar et al. 2011) summarizes your view on the dynamics and routes of intestinal glucose absorption.

Our current views of the dynamics of the end-Permian extinction in the terrestrial vertebrate ecosystem were largely shaped by the effort of two working groups [e.g. 2], [15], [22], [23] [26], [81] [84], who provided strong evidence for a sudden, possibly catastrophic event.

Agent-based modelling, a bottom-up modelling technique, describes autonomous agents and their relationships at a fine level of detail with the view of capturing the dynamics of a complex system (Macal and North 2010; Bonabeau 2002).

These studies are providing a new view of the kinetics and dynamics of single enzymes, as opposed to traditional enzyme kinetics, which observes the average behaviour of populations of millions of enzyme molecules.