His figure has dynamic elements.
There are certainly dynamic elements.
"To put people back to work, a stimulus must contain the dynamic elements that can empower economic growth and job creation".
In my opinion, because of all sorts of things they don't take into account at all – the more dynamic elements – we would be better off out.
Also developed over many years by famous musical-theater novices, this sprawling show, running at the Alliance Theater in Atlanta, stitches together dynamic elements that never satisfyingly cohere.
Lemarchand, for example, refers to Umberto Eco's essay, Opera aperta ("The Open Work"): "it was inspired by composers like Stockhausen, Berio, Pousseur and their use of aleatoric and ludic methods to introduce dynamic elements of possibility into their music.
This could change as experienced players learn location layouts and how to use them to their advantage, but at this stage it's hard to picture the dynamic elements catching on, particularly within the professional circuit.
But Mr. Mayer, who won a deserved Tony Award for his hypercharged directing of the musical "Spring Awakening," has brought theatrical flair to his operatic debut, and there are dynamic elements in this colorful, if muddled and ill-defined, "Rigoletto".
Writing in The New York Times, Anthony Tommasini detected "dynamic elements in this colorful, if muddled and ill-defined 'Rigoletto'" but noted that "there are big holes" in Mr. Mayer's concept.
In several spontaneous sketches, succeeding where he had failed in his heroic pictures, he synthesized dynamic elements of the 17th-century Baroque style with an uncompromising realism and fully expressive handling of the paint.
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