Process dynamism also enables microglia to make direct and repeated physical contact with surrounding cells without having to migrate or physically translocate their cell bodies.
However, what enables us to …improve our law system… is the dynamism of Ejtehad [idʒətihad] …that is to make new interpretation on the religious basis i.e. (a religious leader)." "The role of the Expediency Discernment Council of the System could not be overemphasized.
His intelligence and dynamism have enabled him to make the highest number of interceptions in the top flight, his passing is crucial to Southampton's fluency and his will to win is inspirational, his rousing triple-block against Leicester City being one of the highlights of the season so far.
His exceptional dynamism and talent enabled him to serve on an unusual number of organizations and charitable causes among which: the NASA Advisory Board to the President of the United States, 1983-1986; He was member of the Exec.
Although termed "resting", microglia in the retina and the brain exhibit rapid and extensive dynamism in their processes, enabling each microglial cell to come into close proximity and establish repeated contact with nearby neurons, macroglia, and blood vessels [1], [2], [3].
To better cope with the dynamism of SCA systems, recovery rules can be enabled and disabled at runtime.
What is often lost in the polemics of education reform in this country is the question of whether we are situating learning in the lives of the students in a manner that deepens the opportunity for innovation, creativity and a resilience of spirit, enabling the learner to, as Ken Robinson has written, "cultivate the real depth and dynamism of human abilities of every sort".
By unleashing the dynamism of the market, the economic rationalists of the 80s relentlessly dissolved established traditions and old hierarchies, a destruction that sometimes enabled a faux neoliberal populism.
He defended himself from criticism that a bill to enable all the country's schools to convert to academies was being rushed through parliament by telling MPs that the legislation would bring "new dynamism" to a programme that had lifted standards for all children and helped the disadvantaged most of all.
