Sentences with phrase «dynamic nature»

This study further highlights the complexity and dynamic nature of atmospheric particles that may have a significant effect on the environment.

The new S6 sport sedan, like the A6, has been thoroughly revised, with characteristic S details to enhance a more dynamic nature.

Due to the early adoption and dynamic nature of this particular market, readers in this genre have gotten used to looking for new authors at this low price point.

«How to grow a spine: Cell model reveals dynamic nature of segmentation clock that drives vertebrae formation.»

Likewise, I can comprehend God interacting with people, him doing things, creating, forming a universe, species, all the things he does, but I can not comprehend the magnitude of God, and the shear dynamic nature of him in so many characteristics at once.

In light - sheet mode, they clearly saw the 3D dynamic nature of tiny protrusions on living white blood cells when they acquired 150 triple - view images over 40 minutes.

Nevertheless, NMR still has two big advantages: It works on proteins that don't crystallize, and it can reveal a protein's dynamic nature rather than give a mere static picture.

The rather sparse yet dynamic nature of the presentation of my Google Sheet Budget Calculator creates a feeling of individuality that is appealing to my students.

They both also underscore the generally dynamic nature (both erosive and depositional) of those environments, which suggests that the deposits of rare high - energy events there may not have good preservation potential.

How important the non-linear dynamic nature of climate is remains to be seen.

Hence, findings add to the growing acknowledgement (Butler 2011; Granic 2005; Houben et al. 2015) that a focus on the real - time dynamic nature of emotions, particularly dyadic emotional flexibility, during parent - child interactions is important for understanding anxiety disorders.

The former Manchester City midfielder provides experience and composure in midfield which complements the more dynamic nature of James McCarthy, their partnership in midfield was vital to Everton's success last season and Evertonians must be relieved that the midfielder is set for another few seasons at Goodison Park.

It includes a review of current literature that demonstrates (a) links between various levels of adversity exposure and variability in physiological reactivity, (b) how the interplay between children's physiological reactivity and different sources of risk and adversity relates to variability in adaptive functioning, and (c) various approaches for capturing a more dynamic nature of physiological reactivity and related processes.

But it illustrates the dynamic nature of economic development.

The dynamic nature of the technology sets it up to potentially disrupt a very wide range of industries.

It can actually be substantially more challenging than traditional data center infrastructure because of its dynamic nature.

Even though the actual relationship between bonds and stocks often doesn't fit this simple theory perfectly, it does help to describe the dynamic nature of these investment alternatives.

Emanuele studied the global economy, which makes him an expert in the Forex and CFD markets and their dynamic nature.

The migration of the Holy Prophet to Medina typifies to Iqbal the dynamic nature of Islam, with its freedom from geographical and racial limitations.

And the Bible is kept by the Church as a book of history to remind believers of the dynamic nature of the divine revelation, «at sundry times and in divers manners.»

fails to factor in the dynamic nature of the Trinity, especially as it concerns those who have never heard the name of Jesus to begin with.

McCormick discusses areas in which his thoughts have shifted: The nature of the church; the church as the people of God; the church as servant; the church as collegial; the church as ecumenical; the ecclesiological nature of the church; importance of lay witness; the teaching competence of the episcopal and papal branch; the church and moral truth; the place of dissent; birth regulation; ecclesial honesty; the dynamic nature of faith.

Finally, I have a new appreciation of the dynamic nature of faith.

The pragmatists also rightly warn against dogmatism and absolutism, making clear the dynamic nature of human existence, the particular contexts in which judgments of value must be made, and the need for intelligent appraisal of alternatives.

In fact one of the features that came across during the mid-nineteenth century was the dynamic nature of their system of belief.

This will be of primary importance in re-evaluating the very definition of nature; for «nature» in such a universe can never be wholly static but is always dynamic, always open to development - given the dynamic nature of the causative environment in which each being subsists.

Next are the categories of explanation in the cosmology; here Whitehead explains how the categories of existence interact in the fluid and dynamic nature of process.

The dynamic nature of modern society requires nothing less.

Religious orthodoxy, concerned about certitude, may deny the dynamic nature of metaphor.

So from different perspectives the same reality is seen as a dynamic nature and a static substance.

Second, Doyle concludes the book with a curious promotion of the dynamic nature of hope and the need for the acceptance of change in the Church.

The key to Doyle's argument lies in the Thomistic emphasis upon the dynamic nature of hope in relation to faith and charity: «faith hope, and charity constitute, respectively, the potency, motion, and act of Christian humanism» (p101).

Natural things below man do have dynamic natures.

I agree with her thought about the dynamic nature of blogs.

We have visualized the dynamic nature of the training process — where the heart of learning and teaching of pastoral care lies — by seeing the trainee surrounded by: (1) the community of patients, (2) the staff (representing all other helping professions), (3) a peer group of trainees, and (4) the chaplain supervisors.

Given the dynamic nature of food trends, supply chain professionals need to make real - time plan adjustments in the face of demand fluctuations and supply bottlenecks.

We understand the dynamic nature of the market and are dedicated to providing the best banking services for your needs from herd and feed lines of credit to equipment financing options.

The ecosystem approach requires adaptive management to deal with the complex and dynamic nature of ecosystems and the absence of complete knowedge or understanding of their functioning.

I love how you capture the dynamic nature of the relationships in open adoption.

Christina is fascinated by the dynamic nature of childhood nutrition.

Once the parent and baby have reciprocal com - munication, identification and resilience in place, dynamic intelligence will develop and the baby is equipped to manage the dynamic nature of life.

Therefore, the complex and dynamic nature of breast milk is thought to be in synchrony with the infant's changing needs and has important implications on immune system development.

While there may be other branches of state government that may put forth estimates, the Governor's office does not yet have its projections due to the volatility of the market and dynamic nature of the situation.

The multilingual nature of the song reflects London diverse and dynamic nature.

Despite the dynamic nature of the virus, most research labs construct phylogenetic trees gene - by - gene.

Using a mix of live - action sequences, animation and satellite data, the NASA - produced film Water Falls melds science with art to convey the dynamic nature of the water cycle.

«Given the dynamic nature of the inflammatory response, our collection of blood at four separate points gives us a more complete picture,» explained Vasunilashorn.