The deeper one is able to rest, the more dynamic one will be in activity.
In many ways, it paved the way for a reinvention of the country: from a stultified, socialist economy to a more dynamic, capitalist one; from a foreign policy defined by suspicion of America to one defined by shared interests and even mutual affection; and from public attitudes that frowned on individualism, consumerism and ambition to a nation that today exalts those same qualities.
The United States has long overcome its less dynamic industries by replacing them with more dynamic ones.
"She's trying to make it a more dynamic environment and one that invites participation," said Ms. Gornik, who participated in last summer's "Artists Choose Artists," a juried show for which nine prominent East Enders chose the finalists.
The collection seems to evidence your departure from a smaller, more conventional notion of the "self" to a more dynamic and inter-connected one.
These four tactics reflect a more dynamic approach to HR optimisation, one that emphasises responsiveness to patients' needs while enabling providers to practise to the full scope of their abilities.
One is a more dynamic export sector.
Essentially it's a more dynamic notepad, where you can send one line to a particular to-do file in Evernote, and another to Twitter, and another to a Google Calendar to create an event.
Already in 1978, Rosenzweig argued by means of a graphical approach that the first two of the above-mentioned obstacles (the establishment of a stable regime of disruptive selection, and the maintenance of polymorphism) can be overcome if one adopts a more dynamic view of a fitness landscape.
The two set out to build something themselves, and then used that as the basis of what became Typeform, first launched in 2012, a more dynamic form-creating interface that presented questions one at a time.
