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In large businesses, a database is a live system, being used on a second-by-second basis, and as a result of this dynamicity , it has to be constantly backed up.
But, Schelling argued, the productive dynamicity of the process that is being constrained is neither included nor explained in Hegel's system, and correctly so, since the latter is necessarily transcendent to conscious human thought.
To be sure, the fragments contain an unambiguous commitment to ubiquitous dynamicity : "this world-order … is … an ever living fire... ...... (Fr. 217, Kirk-Raven-Schofield).
For example, the neo-Platonic philosopher Plotinus (204 270) introduced the thought that the dynamicity of being is the "emanation of the divine," an idea that was later enriched by the Renaissance philosopher Francesco Patrizzi (1529 1597) with mereological descriptions of the diffusion of processes in order to develop a "metaphysics of light".
Both agree in according a central role to inherent dynamicity in nature.
In immediate, non-conceptualized experience we grasp the dynamicity of this interfacing as becoming or the flow of duration ("durée"), but this felt dynamic content of our experience transcends what we can conceptually articulate.
The idea that evolution was a fact that philosophy had to accommodate explains many of the elements of early American process thought, in particular the understanding of dynamicity as a force of creating novelty, as well as the need to take a stance on the question whether the overall process of reality is directed or blind which ultimately split the group (see section 5).
First, Heraclitus assigned to process or dynamicity the role of an explanatory feature, not only of a feature of nature to be explained.
On the other side is the naturalistic (and generally secularist) wing that sees nature's processuality as a matter of an inner dynamicity without any directness or at least without any directedness towards a specifiable destination.
However, Heraclitus' reputation as the great proponent of radical flux (alteration at every instant) may be mainly due to the influence of his early commentators, Plato, Aristotle, Melissus, and Theophrastus, for one must not overlook that in the fragments we have from Heraclitus dynamicity is tied inextricably to balance or "measure" (Kirk 1951).
Third, he contrasted dynamic transitions or alterations with dynamic permanence, and thus for the first time identifies, and differentiates between, two basic 'Gestalts' or forms of dynamicity.
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The noun "dynamicity" functions to describe the quality or state of being dynamic . While used to denote inherent dynamism or active processes, Ludwig AI suggests that it might not be considered entirely correct English usage, recommending alternatives like "dynamism".
Expression frequency: Common
