But, after a bit, the fit of the rhyme to the line starts to feel forced, as if the dynamics of the dialogue and action are being held in check by the verse.
The closed-loop dynamics of the dialogue between management and workers at Millstone will be examined in more detail in the context of the dynamics of communicating and deciding.
Good moderators used the dynamics of a dialogue to articulate partners' opinions: Because one patient can say something which facts up the other patients in the room to say "yes, this is very important and I haven't thought about it but now that's been brought up: absolutely".
In January 2015, a workshop was held on "Truth Telling and Encounters: Dynamics in Sites of Dialogue". This first thematic workshop of the Regional Network for Historical Dialogue and Dealing with the Past focused on three interrelated themes; (i) truth telling, (ii) constructing the truth, encounters, and (iii) the new media-scape.
"While Chris was on that trip, he sent me three letters with sketches of gardens that interested him," Mr. Gordon said, "and that began our dialogue about the dynamics of innovative gardens and houses".
The content of dialogue commentary was able to reflect different ideas, impressions and interpretations of the dynamics of videoed activity including verbal and non-verbal forms of expression.
He checks in with his flight-dynamics and conceptual-paradigm officers at Colorado Command (and we ask ourselves has there ever been a more distinctive exponent of dialogue than Don DeLillo?): "We have a deviate, Tomahawk".
The paper Analysis of the roles and the dynamics of breathy and whispery voice qualities in dialogue speech by C.T. Ishi, H. Ishiguro, and N. Hagita has the goal to incorporate paralinguistic cues about certain user states (e.g., emotions) in a spoken dialogue system.
The New Yorker, September 11, 2000 P. 76 SHOWCASE about Christopher Guest... Guest writes intricate scenarios for his actors, giving them motives, backgrounds, and outlines of marital dynamics — but no dialogue..
SHOWCASE about Christopher Guest... Guest writes intricate scenarios for his actors, giving them motives, backgrounds, and outlines of marital dynamics — but no dialogue.
