Sentence examples for which is dynamic from inspiring English sources

So that brings us to the next thing, which is dynamic instrumentation, which solves that problem.

Yet, recognition, processing and repair of DNA damage occur within the nucleoprotein complex of chromatin which is dynamic in nature, capable of rapid unfolding, disassembling, assembling and refolding.

This near obsession with genomics comes in part because DNA is much simpler and tidier with its neat rows of code than the rest of biology, which is dynamic and variable and therefore sloppier to get a handle on and to understand.

Tectonically active Himalayan mountains evolves via feedbacks from deep earth and surface processes; the complex interaction of various processes results into the landscape which is dynamic both at longer and shorter time scales.

Indeed, the four papers, and the discussion which ensued, cogently and elegantly set forth a picture of European law, as well as private lawyering responses to that law, which is dynamic, creative and ever-reacting to the changes that Monetary Union will bring about.

A reified, fixed and immutable concept cannot capture the nature of existence, which is dynamic and in flux.

We note that simple percolation theory is of relatively limited use in describing fine detail of mitochondrial dynamics, which are dynamic, unlikely to lie on a lattice, and have connectivity properties dependent on membrane potential.

"I think a lot about systems which are dynamic and about how feedback loops drive behaviour," Williams explains.

Subtle differences in the order of removal are likely to reflect those of the water chemistry which was dynamic under the in-river conditions.

How can cities, which are dynamic systems where most people live and work, prepare for such changes in climate?

The electrodes have been used to support self-assembled phospholipid monolayers which are dynamic surface coatings with unique dielectric properties.