Sentence examples for violent dynamic from inspiring English sources

An extremely violent dynamic phenomenon suddenly appears as the excitation frequency varies up and down close to the linear resonant frequency of the first axisymmetric mode.

Perceived as belonging to the category of painting, Picasso's Guernica will be perceived as "violent, dynamic, vital, disturbing" (Walton 1970, 347).

Rockburst ultimately leads to the sudden violent dynamic failures of roadway or coalface, of which 87%% (Pan et al. 2013) occurs in the roadway.

The use of lethal force by police officers in Minnesota and Baton Rouge has once again sparked protests over the violent dynamic between citizens and the police.

In 2014, police in Iowa conducted a violent dynamic-entry raid on a man suspected of credit card fraud.

That Picasso's Guernica can be perceived both as violent and dynamic and as not violent and not dynamic might be thought to imply that there is no fact of the matter whether it is violent and dynamic.

The use of lynching by mobs in some Egyptian locales suggests some residual identification with regime's methods of violent repression, a dynamic that sociologist Angelina Godoy traced in post-genocide Guatemala.

But up close, our Sun is a dynamic, violent beast.

Now everything I've said to this point was amazing and violent and very dynamic, but nothing had surprised me.

This is not surprising considering that border towns and regional ports, like images of the old West in the United States, have always been dynamic and violent.

Most of these scenes are shaped by a dynamic of violent argument fading into docile reconciliation, which Ms. Taylor and Mr. Bologna explain is also the pattern of their marriage and the secret of its success.