In "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space" and "Head + House + Light" (1911), he carried out his theories that the sculptor should model objects as they interact with their environment, thus revealing the dynamic essence of reality.
To capture the richly dynamic essence of any individual requires the only medium that's up to the challenge: novels.
Over the years, this conception would be substantially enriched, e.g., by Geiger's idea of "dynamic essences" (cf. Geiger 1924), evolving through time and being characteristically instantiated in artworks (e.g., in essences like the tragic).
That double-edged process is the essence of a dynamic economy.
"In a dynamic marketplace," it continued, "speed is of the essence in remedying the effects of unlawful exclusionary conduct designed to crush nascent competitive technologies.
Executive and research reports run thick with terms such as 'dynamic datacenters' but in essence what virtualization allows is a dynamic shift in how hardware, operating systems and applications are managed on a large scale.
This suggests that personnel in many countries have not really grasped the essence of contingency planning, as a dynamic process in which constraints are identified, prioritised and progressively addressed to improve the response capability.
In essence, traditional Chinese healers seek to restore a dynamic balance between two complementary forces, yin (passive) and yang (active), which pervade the human body as they do the universe as a whole.
Lorna Bright is a dynamic speaker, musician, and author who unites modern spiritual awareness with the essence of ancient scriptures.
In essence, a single unit called detector/controller is designed where the detector is a dynamic observer and the controller is a state feedback controller based on the dynamic observer.
