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Definition of dynamical - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
scienceRare characterized by constant change or activityRare
- The dynamical nature of the market requires adaptability.
2.
physicsTECH. relating to physical forces or motionTECH.
- The dynamical study of particles is crucial in quantum mechanics..
Expressions with dynamical
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system which is time-dependent
The dynamical system models the population growth over time.
time scale based on Earth's orbital motion
Terrestrial dynamical time is used in astronomical calculations.
Origin of dynamical
Greek, dynamis (power)
Terms with dynamical included in their meaning
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dynamical systems
set of values showing chaotic behavior in a system
dynamical systems
pertaining to systems that evolve with time across all accessible states
systems theory
variable describing a dynamical system's state at a time
Examples of dynamical in a sentence
Her dynamical approach to problem-solving impressed everyone. The dynamical behavior of fluids is studied in hydrodynamics. Dynamical systems theory is applied in various scientific fields.
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- French:dynamique, cinétique, ...
- German:dynamisch, ...
- Italian:dinamico, relativo alla dinamica, ...
- Spanish:dinámico, relativo a la dinámica, ...
- Portuguese:dinâmico, relativo à dinâmica, ...
- Chinese:动态的, 动力的, ...
- Japanese:動的な, 力学的な, ...
- Arabic:دِينَامِيكِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:דִּינָמִי, דינמי פיזיקלי, ...
- Russian:динамический, кинетический, ...
- Ukrainian:динамічний, кінетичний, ...
- Hindi:गतिशील, गतिकीय, ...
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