And it's a dynamic that in the long run puts Republicans — and everyone who supports more market-driven health care — at a disadvantage relative to their more engaged Democratic opponents: It is, after all, the same dynamic that gave us Obamacare in the first place.
But what a pleasure to hear a disciplined, American-trained artist perform this music with such rhythmic integrity, crisp diction and attentiveness to dynamic markings, especially in the long stretches of soft, sustained singing.
Moreover, a series of structural reforms were carried out, which changed the dynamic of output in the long term.
These changes can be originated by positive or negative disturbances that take place with a small probability, but have a large impact on the dynamic of output in the long term, for example, periods of economic reforms, internal conflict or institutional reform.
One of the main outstanding questions is how this group dynamic will evolve in the long term.
However the dynamic evolution of PV in the long term was not discussed in that paper.
We show that in all dynamic settings, the long-run transfer amount is lower than in Ballestero's static model.
Trouble turns dynamic in the Wrens' songs, which trace long, complex musical arcs from quiet picking to melodic pop to punk fury as they examine a disappointing world.
For all its positive elements, the French model has not yet not incorporated enough flexibility, leaving it with the task of ensuring solidarity, but not the dynamic growth needed to sustain it in the long run.
Warren Gatland began by picking the Ospreys en masse as his first Wales team and they won at Twickenham but in the long run the dynamic at Test level is so different and the demands on individuals and combinations so contrasting that one-club togetherness can be divisive on the grand stage.
