While Beijing's clear goal is to undermine Mr. Chen's party and help the opposition Nationalists, it has nevertheless set in motion a constructive dynamic that contrasts sharply with the negative response its menacing antisecession law elicited in March.
(Chinen) Carlo De Rosa (Thursday) On his sharply dynamic recent album, "Brain Dance" (Cuneiform), Mr. De Rosa, a bassist, features his own complex music for an ensemble of fellow searchers: Mark Shim on tenor saxophone, Vijay Iyer on piano and Justin Brown on drums.
In general, the dynamic υ values increase sharply (>10%) as with the axial stress increases, while the E values show less of an increase (approximately 5%).
The bias that can arise from a non-dynamic model is however sharply reduced when short-time spans are analysed, as was carried out in this study.
This dynamic is partly driven by sharply declining domestic production, which will be further accelerated by the Dutch government's decision to completely phase out production at the Groningen gas field in the Netherlands.
IF IT took over, the Syrian National Council (SNC), the main opposition to President Bashar Assad, would sharply alter the regional dynamic.
He barely mentioned the newest figure in the race, the one who has sharply changed the political dynamic — Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska — as he tried to turn the contest back into a one-on-one fight with Mr. McCain.
So that while the cutting edge is desired to be finished sharply as possible, the largest dynamic micro tensile strength being oriented paralleling to the polishing direction, i.e. the 'soft' direction of lapped tool face, is best favorable.
On the tour, the dynamic nature of Bradman's batting contrasted sharply with his quiet, solitary off-field demeanour.
The study showed that glacial earthquakes were most frequent during the summer and that their annual rate of occurrence had risen sharply from 2002 to 2005, which suggested a dynamic response to a warming climate.
