Its proximate subject is a lone police detective, Stanley White (Rourke), who single-handedly challenges the dynamic and brazen young crime boss (John Lone) of New York's Chinatown.
Russia, unlike other countries with the resource curse, has the ability to be not only an irritant but to challenge the dynamic in the world.
There was also an affidavit from a man called Richard Allan Barrett that challenges the dynamic between Glossip and Sneed presented to the jury by prosecutors.
In line with many of the French philosopher's classically post-modern observations, the exhibition challenges the dynamic between object and viewership, questioning the nature of reality itself.
This however is challenged by the dynamic connections among vehicles.
She thinks her success is down to a realisation that men and women can disregard gender when it comes to style: "I want to challenge the gender dynamic," she says.
Focusing on the Davos debate about the distribution of wealth, Katrin Bennhold of The New York Times quoted Pope Francis, who challenged the attendees to change the dynamic of income inequality.
The tail immersion test is mainly supported by a spinal reflex arc, thus, in order to have a more integrated behaviour, we challenged the mice on a dynamic cold plate (Yalcin et al, 2009).
The ED director from one hospital described the NP as "nurses who practice in doctors' clothing" and felt that they challenged the traditional nurse-doctor work dynamic.
The problem of belt speed control is challenging as the dynamic response of system is non-linear and there are frequent changes in belt load due to variation in bulk material characteristics.
