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Keisler and Adrian Hernández probably could be more dynamic than Gooden or Kamieniecki.
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And there are seismic signs, he says, that the deepest mantle could be more dynamic than allowed by the layers in the lava lamp model.
This means that the oxygenated water column over the shallow Arctic shelf is potentially a great missing N sink, and the N cycle of this region could be more dynamic than has been previously acknowledged.
Together with previously reported sedimentary denitrification rates (~ 3.0 Tg-N year−1), the total N flux just equates with the latest estimation of 16 Tg-N year−1, suggesting that the oxygenated water column over the shallow Arctic shelf is potentially a large missing N sink, and the N cycle of this region could be more dynamic than previously thought.
This irregular folding implies a chromatin state that is physically less constrained, which could be more dynamic compared with classical regular helical folding structures.
Web-based surveys also can be more dynamic — respondents could be shown a political ad, for example, and be asked to respond to it.
By their very nature they can be more dynamic.
Maybe I wanted my life to be more dynamic.
What could be more entertaining than a dynamic performance of Prokofiev's shamelessly theatrical Third Piano Concerto, with its monstrously difficult piano part?
