Bodies are individuated one from the other, not by reason of substance, but rather by reason of motion and rest (IIp13sl1), individual identity through time and change being a matter of the dynamic maintenance of a distinctive ratio of motion and rest of a body's parts (IIp13s Def).
Creating more of these characters is not just a matter of securing dynamic on-screen talent (although, getting Melissa McCarthy is always a major win).
"Through our partnership with Wahl Trimmers, we will fight this issue and we believe it is only a matter of time before a sexually dynamic Mustached American lifestyle proliferate popular culture as it did in the '70s and '80s, and we can look to the abundance of facial hair among professional athletes as an example of this cultural change".
Except that our memory of formative events is a shifting, dynamic process: a matter of some fact and quite a lot of reshaping to fit our current circumstances.
The evening may reveal something about the Trump family dynamic — hardly just a matter of gossip, given the policy roles and the unresolved conflicts of interest represented by his adult children.
Although there are countless political Facebook groups in Egypt, many of which flare up and fall into disuse in a matter of days, the one with the most dynamic debates is that of the April 6 Youth Movement, a group of 70,000 mostly young and educated Egyptians, most of whom had never been involved with politics before joining the group.
In recent years, advanced live cell imaging techniques have revealed that the spines are remarkably dynamic, changing size and shape in a matter of minutes [3]-[5].
As a matter of fact, pavement damage is directly resulting from a long-term effect of dynamic traffic loading.
American and Afghan forces dislodged the Taliban government from Kabul in a matter of months, but they have done little to alter the power dynamic across the country.
