In that regard, his reactions to the shortcomings of Cartesian natural philosophy parallel Leibniz's, who coined the term "dynamics", and who obviously regarded force as a fundamental concept in metaphysics as well (Westfall 1971).
A criterion is employed to determine the crack propagation path based on the stress distribution; the evolution of individual micro-cracks and their interactions with existing cracks and inclusions is then predicted using what we coin the Discrete Crack Dynamics (DCD) method.
This paper addresses how the Open Innovation concept, as recently coined by Henry Chesbrough, can be analyzed from an industrial dynamics perspective.
But if part of the problem turns out to be the culture of decision making at NASA, it could lead to more group dynamics and words like groupthink, an ungainly term coined in 1972 by Irving L. Janis, a Yale psychologist and a pioneer in the study of social dynamics.
"You have all of the dynamics of a very competitive marketplace in place and I think that the coin of the realm has been cheapened in the process," he said.
French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari coined a novel term for how this fixation on threats and anxiety-provoking negative stimuli drives the dynamics of group-formation and shapes perception.
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Political dynamics are shifting.
Articulation, pedalling, dynamics.
